Free Tool
Uber Driver Tax Calculator (2026/27)
Put in your fares, Uber's fee and your expenses, and see roughly what you will owe — plus how much to put aside each week so January is never a shock.
Your figures
Rough numbers are fine. Everything is worked out in your browser — nothing is sent to us.
The full fare passengers paid, before Uber's fee comes off.
Shown on your statements. A business cost, so it comes off.
55p for the first 10,000 miles, then 25p.
Licensing, phone, cleaning, dash cam, accountancy fees.
Leave at zero if driving is your only income.
Estimated tax for 2026/27
£3,388
That is about £65 a week to put aside, or 13.2% of your profit.
An estimate for the 2026/27 tax year, based on the standard personal allowance and Class 4 National Insurance. It ignores student loan repayments, capital allowances, payments on account, other income and anything unusual about your circumstances. It is not tax advice — use it to plan, then talk to us before you act on it.
How It Works
What the calculator is doing.
It takes your gross fares, subtracts Uber’s service fee and your expenses to get your profit, then applies Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance to that profit.
If you also have an employed salary, it accounts for the fact that your salary uses up the personal allowance first — which is why part-time drivers are often taxed on their driving profit from the very first pound.
Want the real number rather than an estimate?
Send us your Uber statements and we will work out exactly what you owe, claim everything you are entitled to, and file it for you.