Is Uber income taxable in Australia?

Yes. According to the ATO, any Australian resident must declare in your tax return all income you earned anywhere in the world during that tax year. We expect all of our partners to meet their tax obligations like everyone else, including declaring Uber earnings in your individual tax return.



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As a driver-partner, you independently provide transportation services. You are not an employee of Uber and will be responsible for reporting and paying any applicable tax or GST earned from your trips with Uber to the Australian Tax Office (ATO). Uber does not withhold or file any tax on your behalf.

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You must report all income you earn, even if you don't receive any tax forms from Uber or Lyft. You will likely receive two tax forms from Uber or Lyft if you meet certain requirements.

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The $400 threshold is for total income from all sources, not just rideshare earnings. Anything above $0 for reporting income. Be sure to track expenses, report all income, make estimated tax payments, and stay compliant with IRS requirements. Don't avoid paying taxes just because you didn't earn much with Uber.

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We'll provide you with a 1099-K if you earned more than $20,000 in on-trip transactions and provided more than 200 rides. You can learn more about Form 1099-K at IRS.gov. Note: Certain states have implemented lower reporting thresholds. Therefore, you might receive a 1099-K for amounts that are below $20,000.

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The FWO concluded its investigation in November 2019, determining that the relationship between Uber Australia and the drivers is not an employment relationship.

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The Uber Driver app is free to download and signing up to drive is free. To meet ridesharing requirements in your city, there may be costs involved, such as paying for a rideshare licence and vehicle inspection. For more information on what you need to get started, visit the requirements page. Do I need my own car?

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Here's how to maximise your earnings through the peak season in Sydney.
  • Peak hours are 5am – 9am. ...
  • Weekday morning hotspots for requests are the Eastern Suburbs, with riders heading to work in the CBD and North Sydney or to the airport.


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The meals and snacks you eat on the job as an Uber driver normally can't be written off. And you won't have a lot of chances to wine and dine potential customers. But there are some cases when you can deduct your meal expenses.

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Yes you can, but you'll be driving at least 80+ hours a week to gross a six figure income. And low six figures to be exact, like barely breaking the $100k mark. Keep in mind you also have to pay taxes and deduct all your expenses like gas, car maintenance, tolls, etc.

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