Tax and GST for rideshare and delivery drivers.
Driving for Uber, DiDi, Ola or a delivery platform comes with obligations many drivers aren't told about. Supertax sets you up correctly and keeps your BAS and tax return on track.
Your obligations
- An ABN to operate as a driver
- GST registration from your first dollar of rideshare income, regardless of turnover
- Regular BAS lodgement to report GST
- Declaring driving income in your tax return alongside any job
Costs you may be able to claim
- The business-use share of fuel, servicing, insurance, registration and depreciation
- Phone and data used for driving
- Platform fees and commissions
- Cleaning costs and car accessories for passengers
- GST credits on eligible business purchases
Every return is reviewed personally by a registered tax agent before lodgement. Consultations are available in English, Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu.
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Common questions
Do delivery drivers need to register for GST too?
Food and parcel delivery drivers are treated differently from rideshare drivers and may not need to register until they reach the GST turnover threshold. We'll confirm what applies to you.
Should I keep a logbook?
A logbook is usually the best way to support the business-use percentage of your car costs. We'll help you choose the method that gives the right result.
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General information only. Deductions depend on your circumstances and current ATO rules; speak with a registered tax agent before acting.