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Ride-sourcing – more than just having a car

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If you’re providing ride-sourcing services (ie. Uber) to earn additional income, then the ATO has made it easier to find out what you need to know about your tax obligations including:

  • what to do for income tax and GST

  • a checklist with handy tips to help you get it right

  • how to calculate GST on fares

  • what you need to know about car expenses.

 

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Source:
Reproduced with the permission of the Australian Tax Office. This article was originally published on https://www.ato.gov.au/newsroom/smallbusiness/.

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