Uber and Deliveroo Driver Taxes in the UK: How MTD Applies to Gig Drivers
Driving for Uber, Bolt, Deliveroo, or Just Eat doesn’t feel like running a business in the way a shop or a consultancy does — there’s no office, no invoices, just the app telling you where to go next. But HMRC sees it differently: if you’re picking up fares or drops as a self-employed driver or courier, you’re a sole trader, and Uber driver taxes in the UK now come with the same Making Tax Digital obligations as any other self-employed income once you’re over the threshold. Here’s how it applies.
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What the 2026 Budget Means for Rideshare Drivers
If you drive Uber, Didi, Ola, Bolt, or any other rideshare platform, here’s what the 12 May 2026 federal budget 2026 rideshare changes actually mean for your tax bill. Most of the budget coverage focuses on cost-of-living relief and housing — but three specific measures hit rideshare drivers directly, and two of them could cost you money if you get them wrong. Here’s the plain-English rundown.
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