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Tax, explained the way it should have been in the first place.
No jargon, no assumed knowledge, and no pretending things are simpler than they are. Everything here is written for drivers and checked against current HMRC rules.
Key Tax Dates for Uber Drivers (2026/27)
One page with every date that matters, plus the two that catch drivers out most: the 31 July payment on account and the 5 October registration deadline.
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- The dates that apply to every driver
- If you are inside Making Tax Digital
- If you are VAT registered
- If you run a limited company
- What happens if you miss a deadline
Making Tax Digital for Uber Drivers: What Changed in April 2026
The threshold is measured on your gross fares, not your profit. That one detail drags thousands of Uber drivers into MTD who assumed it did not apply to them.
Read moreSole Trader or Limited Company? An Honest Answer for Uber Drivers
Below a certain profit, a limited company costs you more than it saves. Above it, staying a sole trader is expensive. Here is where the line sits and what actually changes.
Read moreUber Driver Allowable Expenses: The Complete UK Checklist
Most drivers we take on have been under-claiming for years. Here is the full list of what you can put against your income — and the handful of things HMRC will push back on.
Read moreVAT for Uber Drivers: When You Must Register and Which Scheme to Use
Register late and HMRC bills you for VAT you never charged. Register on the wrong scheme and you hand over more than you need to. Both mistakes are avoidable.
Read moreYour First Tax Return as an Uber Driver: A Step-by-Step Guide
Nobody tells you any of this when you pass your PHV assessment. Here is the whole process from registering with HMRC to paying your first bill.
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