Yes, we use the taxes, and their weekly earnings summaries primarily.
Lyft: Drivers can access 1099 and tax summary information through their personal online driver account at
www.lyft.com/drive/dashboard
The individual can click on ‘Tax Information’ for access to their 1099 tax form. Earnings summaries can be accessed by selecting ‘Driving History’. Earnings summaries are provided by ride, day, week and year.
Annual Tax information is provided by January 31 for the prior year.
Uber is basically the same at: drivers.uber.com ...
Postmates will redirect to Uber.
Doordash does not track the same way - annual will get a 1099-NEC if earnings are over $600 issued by payable.com. A DoorDash driver can log into the DoorDash information page for proof of payment history at:
https:/help.doordash.com/dashers/s/article/How-can-I-receive-proof-of-payment-history
A driver will
have to submit a ‘Support Case’ to access the information
GrubHub:
driver-support.grubhub.com
Amazon Flex:
flex.amazon.com
With all thanks and credit to Michele Gentry's class on Gig Income - I kept these notes handy. Any mistakes are likely mine.