Gig Economy Earnings Tracker

Gig Economy Earnings Tracker helps gig workers track income, expenses, and mileage across multiple platforms (e.g., Uber, DoorDash). Add entries, view a summary table, calculate statistics, and export data as CSV for tax preparation.

How to Use Gig Economy Earnings Tracker:

1. Enter the date, platform, income, expense, expense category, mileage, and optional notes for each gig work entry using the keypad or direct input; use “Next” to switch fields.
2. Click “Add Entry” to save the entry and update the summary table and statistics.
3. Sort the table by clicking column headers, edit or delete entries as needed.
4. Use “Export CSV” to download data for tax preparation, or “Share Summary” to share results.

Tax Information:

Based on IRS guidelines for gig workers:

• Income: Report all income, even if not reported on Forms 1099-K, 1099-MISC, or 1099-NEC.
[](https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/manage-taxes-for-your-gig-work)
• Expenses: Deduct ordinary and necessary expenses (e.g., fuel, maintenance). Use the standard mileage rate ($0.70/mile in 2025) or actual expenses.
[](https://mileiq.com/mileage-guide/gig-work-tax-deductions)
• Self-Employment Tax: Pay 15.3% on net earnings over $400 (12.4% Social Security, 2.9% Medicare).
• Quarterly Taxes: Pay estimated taxes if expecting to owe $1,000+ annually (due April 15, June 15, September 15, January 15).

Important Notes:

• Inputs for income, expenses, and mileage must be non-negative numbers. Dates must be valid and not in the future.
• Save entries regularly; data is stored locally in your browser but may be lost if the cache is cleared.
• Export data as CSV for tax preparation. Consult a tax professional for complex filings or actual expense deductions.
• Clipboard access requires HTTPS. If copying fails, try accessing over HTTPS or copy manually.
• The tracker assumes the standard mileage rate ($0.70/mile for 2025) for simplicity.
[](https://mileiq.com/mileage-guide/gig-work-tax-deductions)