1099 Tax Checklist for Gig Workers
Reconcile platform payouts, Forms 1099, cash, tips, fees, refunds, expenses, estimated payments, and business-use records before filing.
Read the guide →Gig Economy and 1099 Tax
Connect platform statements, Forms 1099, cash income, tips, expenses, mileage, QBI, estimated taxes, and multiple income streams into one recordkeeping system.
Guides for specific decisions
QBI Deduction Review for Gig Workers
Organize trade-or-business status, qualified income, taxable income, wages, property, specified-service, aggregation, and deduction records before calculating QBI.
Read the guide →Tip Income Recordkeeping for Gig and Service Workers
Track cash and electronic tips, platform allocations, employer reporting, tip-outs, service charges, and current tax provisions without relying solely on a year-end form.
Read the guide →Mileage and Vehicle Expense Guide for Gig Workers
Document business purpose, date, destination, miles, commuting, total annual use, actual costs, and method choices for delivery, rideshare, and mobile service work.
Read the guide →Platform Reporting and Income Stacking: Avoid Double Counting
Reconcile platform statements, payment processors, Forms 1099-K and 1099-NEC, direct payments, refunds, fees, and transfers into one gross-receipts ledger.
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