According to a number of recent studies, the gig economy has evolved in a wide variety of interesting ways over the last few years. This is including a few which likely could not have been predicted at the start. As of 2018 about 34% of gig economy participants in the United States were full time. A full […]
The gig economy has exploded in recent years as workers from all walks of life take up a side hustle. In the US, almost a third of paid workers have a side hustle in addition to their main job. They’re a great way to supplement your income, but you shouldn’t forget that the IRS wants […]
Did you drive for Uber, Lyft, Doordash, Postmates, or another rideshare, delivery, or on demand company in 2018? If so, it’s crucial to understand the tax impact of rideshare and delivery driving. This will help you minimize your tax liability. As we approach the April 15, 2019 deadline for the individual income tax returns, it’s […]
As a restaurant owner, you’re always on the lookout for ways to reach new customers. Listing your restaurant on food delivery service apps like DoorDash can help you expand to new areas. But it also allows you to improve the customer experience by offering convenient ways for people in the area to get your food […]
How To Fit Your Side Hustle With Your Day Job Interest in side hustles like Uber or Postmates has been growing exponentially, and with it the number of men and women who hold both full-time jobs and perform tasks on the side. From driving for services like Lyft to delivering food to hungry neighbors to […]
If You’re A Full Time Rideshare Or Delivery Driver, Retirement Planning Is A Must. The emergence of the gig economy with apps like Uber, Doordash, Caviar, and Amazon Flex has changed the way many of us work. When it comes to our work schedules, these apps have given many of us more freedom and flexibility […]
What are quarterly tax estimates? If you are new to the world of driving for Uber or Doordash, or one of the many other on-demand companies, you may be in for an unpleasant surprise when tax time rolls around. Next year, you’ll probably have to pay quarterly tax estimates. As an independent contractor, you’re self-employed, so […]
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