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Uber sent a 1099-K. The IRS says you owe.Stop the letters, fix the returns, and lower what you actually owe.
Rideshare and delivery income has no withholding — and the IRS taxes the gross fare before Uber, Lyft, or DoorDash took their cut. If you owe $10,000 or more, we handle the IRS while you keep driving.
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The app took its cut. The IRS taxed you on the whole fare.
Most drivers we help didn't do anything wrong. They drove full time, got a 1099-K for the gross, never got told about quarterlies, and the balance snowballed. Here's what that usually looks like:
The 1099-K reports every dollar riders paid — before Uber's cut, tolls, and fees. If nobody backed those out, your bill is inflated.
Mileage is the single biggest deduction a driver has. Full-time drivers routinely miss $10k–$20k a year in write-offs.
No employer withheld anything, so income tax and 15.3% self-employment tax hit at once — plus penalties for paying late.
The IRS took your refund, or sent a CP504/LT11 that puts the account your payouts land in at risk.
Investigation & representation
We pull your IRS transcripts, see exactly what's filed, unfiled, and owed, and appoint a licensed Tax Titans representative so the IRS talks to us — not you.
Resolution
Once we have the facts, we file what's missing, correct inflated balances, and pursue the best resolution for your situation — settlement, payment plan, or hardship status.
What the first 30 days look like for rideshare and delivery drivers
A 1099-K reporting gross fares, no Schedule C filed, no mileage claimed, and a balance the IRS calculated on its own.
- Pull IRS transcripts to see what each platform reported and what the IRS assessed
- File power of attorney so the IRS calls us, not you
- Reconstruct mileage from trip logs and annual summaries, then file corrected returns
With mileage and platform fees deducted, the balance is usually much lower. Then we pursue the resolution that fits — settlement, payment plan, or hardship status.
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Why does the IRS say I made more than I actually got paid?
Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash report gross fares on a 1099-K — before their commission, fees, and tolls. Those are deductible, but only if someone actually deducts them. Often nobody did.
I never tracked my mileage. Am I out of luck?
No. We reconstruct mileage from your app trip logs, annual summaries, and odometer records. It's the single biggest lever for lowering what you owe.
I haven't filed since I started driving. Can you help?
Yes — this is the most common situation we see with app drivers. We file the missing years properly, which usually lowers the balance the IRS came up with on its own.
Can the IRS take my payouts or bank account?
If collections escalate, yes — through a levy on the account your deposits land in. That's exactly what we step in to stop, and why acting on a CP504 or LT11 quickly matters.
Do I have to come to an office?
No. Everything is done by phone, text, and email, scheduled around when you're driving.
How much does it cost?
Every case is different. After your free review you get straightforward pricing before anything moves forward — no surprises.
Keep driving. We'll deal with the IRS.
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Tax Titans is a full-service tax resolution firm. Every case is different: results depend on your individual facts and circumstances, and no specific outcome can be guaranteed. Nothing on this page is legal, financial, or tax advice. Not all applicants qualify for every IRS or state program. Tax Titans is not affiliated with the IRS, Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or any rideshare or delivery platform.