According to
Yahoo Answers,
Quote:
As far as the ride-share company is concerned, you're the owner of a separate business that it uses to provide driving services. So when you receive a payment, understand that it's not a traditional "paycheck," and likely no taxes have been taken out.
It's up to you to take care of federal and state income taxes, as well as Social Security and Medicare. Combined, these taxes can easily reach 30% to 50% of your income, so make sure to set aside money to pay them.
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Oh yeah, I will definitely be sure to set that aside. For sure, man. Like clockwork. It's like money in the bank. Bet on it.
My guess is there'll be lots of ducking and diving uber das steuer, because ermehgerd it be a bucket load of taxes.
