What is Self-Employment tax and why are Dashers being charged an extra tax for being independent contractors? At some point, you’re wondering, “do you have to pay taxes for Doordash?” There might be a bit of a shock to find out, not only do you have income tax for Dashing, but there’s this thing called …
The following articles take a look at different ideas, tips and tricks to help you deliver for Grubhub as an independent contractor.
This series of articles looks at who Grubhub is and how they operate. We look especially at what it’s like to be an independent contractor delivering for Grubhub.
This series of articles offers tips and ideas for how to deliver more effectively and profiably for Uber Eats.
The following articles look at what Uber Eats is like as a delivery company. We dive into things like what they pay, how Uber Eats works and what it’s like to deliver for them.
The following articles provide some strategies you can use to be more profitable when delivering for Doordash. These Dasher tips and tricks dive into how Doordash works and what you can do to make the best of your time delivering for Doordash (and other delivery companies)
Doordash has become the dominant third party delivery service. What are they like for independent contractors? How do they treat their drivers? The following articles dive into how Doordash works, how the pay system works and many of the nuances of Doordash as a company.
The following articles discuss essential tools of the trade and how they can help independent contractors for gig economy companies like Doordash, Instacart, Grubhub, Uber Eats and others.
There are a number of mobile apps and software programs being developed to help delivery and rideshare contractors operate their businesses. These can be helpful as you work with Doordash, Uber (and Uber Eats), Instacart, Lyft, Grubhub and the many others. The following articles look at the many different apps available. We break them down …
Rideshare and delivery independent contractors rely heavily on transportation to complete their work. Most rideshare and delivery drivers use their own cars, while many other delivery contractors might use other forms of transportation such as a bike, e-bike, scooter or motorcycle. Your vehicle is often your most important business tool. It’s also often by far …
In the articles below, we look at the different financial tools and needs for independent contractors in the gig economy. We discuss how insurance works and how contractors can handle their money.
Taxes are different for independent contractors in the gig economy than they are for an employee with a W2. There’s too much about gig worker taxes to cover in a single article adequately. For that reason, we’ve assembled several articles about the many aspects of how taxes work for self-employed gig workers, particularly in the …
Too many independent contractors, especially in delivery and rideshare, evaluate their earnings in terms of the money that comes in. You must understand that as a business owner, your earnings are your profits, or what’s left over after expenses. We look at how that works for independent contractors. The following articles discuss what it is …
One of the most important differences between working as an independent contractor and an employee is your control over your work. You have more opportunities to let your business decisions influence your profitability. With a business mindset, you can decide what makes the most sense for you. You can think in terms of strategies that …
What does it mean to be an independent contractor? How is that different than employment? When you agree to be an independent contractor, you agree that you are providing services as a business instead of as an employee. You file taxes as a sole proprietor or small business owner. Why do companies use independent contractors …