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How to Fill Out the Targeted EIDL Advance Grant Application Step by Step as a gig economy independent contractor
The SBA has begun the process of reaching out to individuals who may be eligible for the Covid-19 Targeted EIDL Advance, inviting them to apply for the additional funds. If you received an invitation to complete the application, this post is here to help you walk step by step through…
What is PRO Act and Why Should Doordash Uber Eats Instacart Grubhub Contractors Keep an Eye on It?
PRO Act is back and it could be a game changer for independent contractors with Doordash, Instacart, Grubhub, Uber Eats or any other gig economy company. Democrats in Congress have re-introduced the PRO Act, or Professional Right to Organize. The act was passed by Congress in 2020 but stalled out…
Doordash Taxes: Frequently Asked Questions about Car and Mileage Expenses
This is the third of a four part series on frequently asked questions about Doordash and taxes. We focus on how taxes work as a Dasher delivering for Doordash as an independent contractor. Most of these questions and answers would apply working as a contractor for other delivery services as…
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Doordash Taxes: Business Expenses Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
As a Dasher delivering for Doordash, you're considered to be self employed. This means your Doordash income will be taxed like a business. This is a good thing. You can reduce your taxable income by listing the costs of your Doordash delivery work. This is the second of four FAQ…
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Avoid these common costly mistakes using the free Credit Karma tax filing as a contractor with Doordash, Uber Eats, Instacart, Grubhub etc.
I have good news and bad news if you're an independent contractor in the gig economy during tax time. The good news is there's a free tax filing program that will let you run your taxes as an independent contractor. Most free programs don't let you do things like 1099's…