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Q-Queen(Newbie)Newbie
10 July 2024

As a uber driver sole trader, my income should be reported as business income or personal service income?


If I do another labor job - distributing flyers, this should be reported together with ride share income under business income or seperate from Uber and report under personal service income?




Thank you

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
10 July 2024

Business. Personal Services Income (PSI) is payment for your personal exertion or skills. Income derived from an asset (in this case a taxi) is not PSI.

Any other business income not related to Uber driving is reported separately. Either as PSI or on a separate business schedule.

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Taxduck(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
10 July 2024

Business. Personal Services Income (PSI) is payment for your personal exertion or skills. Income derived from an asset (in this case a taxi) is not PSI.

Any other business income not related to Uber driving is reported separately. Either as PSI or on a separate business schedule.

Q-Queen(Newbie)Newbie
11 July 2024

Thanks @TaxduckSo uber is under business. How about other side job in addition to Uber, like sending flyer to homes which I offer the service and issue invoice with gst to the company which hire me, it should be under PSI or Business? Thanks

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