Good questions.
Useful answers.

Use Get Started to choose the kind of help you need and create a preparation plan. It asks about services, years and platforms, not your name, taxpayer ID or financial amounts.

Yes. The preparation path includes driving alongside a regular job. Let your tax professional know about all work and other relevant income.

Start with the document checklist and note anything you do not yet have. Bring your questions to the preparer before deciding on the service scope.

If you worked on both, gather the available year-end documents from both. Keep other platform and income records available for the same review.

Uber directs US drivers to Tax Information in the driver dashboard and Tax Info in the app. The forms guide links to Uber’s current instructions.

Use the Tax Center in your Lyft Driver Dashboard for available tax documents and your annual summary. The forms guide links to Lyft’s instructions.

A missing information form does not by itself remove the responsibility to report income. Bring your other records and ask your preparer what is needed.

Some platform figures describe gross customer payments before fees and other adjustments. Gather the summary and payout records together for review rather than assuming they describe the same number.

No. It marks record categories as ready in this tab. It has no file upload, no financial entry and no connection to a client account.

Fees are being finalized. The pricing page explains the information needed to define a quote. No price, discount or package is implied by using the planner.

That must be stated in the engagement and quote. Ask about each tax year, state or other jurisdiction that may be involved.

Do not assume that it is. Ongoing records work, historical cleanup, quarterly reviews and return preparation should each be identified in the agreed scope.

No. It helps organize records and questions. Your payment amount needs a review of your circumstances and the applicable instructions.

Use the official rules for the tax year and dates involved with your tax professional. The mileage guide links to the IRS rather than applying one fixed rate to every trip.

Collect the relevant vehicle records and explain the changes to your preparer. Eligibility and prior vehicle choices can affect how expenses are treated.

The firm’s private client workspace is not connected to this public site yet. The Client Portal page shows its current availability; it does not accept passwords.

No. Shuug is the business workspace. If the firm uses an external filing engine such as Drake, that is a separate service and will be clearly identified.

Wait for verified instructions from your tax professional and use the approved private channel. General contact messages should not include taxpayer IDs, bank details or tax documents.

No. Outcomes depend on your facts and applicable rules. Financial illustrations are not a quote or promise of a result.

Ask about the preparer’s qualifications, contact details, engagement terms and review process. Our resources link to the IRS guide to choosing a preparer.