For Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers
Bookkeeping for Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers, done from your statements
Drop in the statements and exports Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers already have. ProfitBooks categorizes every transaction, tracks the deductions that matter for your work, and hands your tax preparer a clean profit and loss. $20 a month, billed annually, plus pay-as-you-go credits.
100 free credits at signup, 10 free every day. No card required.
What you upload
- Uber or Lyft annual and monthly tax summaries
- Checking statement
- Fuel and maintenance receipts
- Mileage log
What gets categorized
- Driving income
- Platform fees and tolls
- Fuel
- Maintenance and car washes
- Phone
Deductions to look for
- Standard mileage (the big one)
- Phone and mount
- Water and snacks for riders
- Tolls and parking
- Car washes
- Platform fees
Why it fits
Built for the way Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers actually run money.
Income arrives from a few sources, expenses land on one or two cards, and nobody has time to categorize 12 months of it in April. ProfitBooks reads the statements, learns your vendors, and keeps the profit and loss current so quarterly taxes stop being a guess.
- Chart of accounts built for your industry from one question
- Confidence threshold: auto-finalize the obvious, review the rest
- Year-end totals by category, ready for Schedule C or your preparer
- Need a reconciled balance sheet? Full Books, $99 a month billed annually, replaces the bookkeeper
Pricing
What Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers pay
About 100 transactions a month is 1,200 a year, which fits inside the 10 free credits you get every day. You would pay the $240 a year base plan ($20 a month, billed annually) and nothing else.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Do I need to connect my bank?
No. Download the PDF statement from your bank or take a photo of it. ProfitBooks reads it. No logins shared, no feeds to babysit.
What does it cost for Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers?
About 100 transactions a month is 1,200 a year, which fits inside the 10 free credits you get every day. You would pay the $240 a year base plan ($20 a month, billed annually) and nothing else.
Can my tax preparer use it?
Invite them free. They see the same profit and loss and ledger you do (and the reconciled balance sheet on Full Books), and can export CSV for their software.
Uber reports gross fares, but I only see the net deposit. Which do I report?
Gross. Upload the Uber tax summary and the bank statement. Gross fares are recorded as revenue, Uber's fees as an expense, and the deposit is matched. Your taxable profit is the same, but your return is correct.
Your books for Uber, Lyft and rideshare drivers, done tonight.
Create a free account, drop in a bank statement, and watch every transaction get categorized. 100 free credits to start, 10 more every day. No card required.
Takes about 90 seconds. No sales call, no onboarding fee, no contract.