Calculate your rideshare net income, track self-employment tax obligations, and discover hidden mileage deductions.
Calculate your estimated Self-Employed Income Tax & CPP
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For gig workers in the Canada
This calculator estimates your Self-Employed Income Tax & CPP based on 2026 CRA rates. Enter your gross income and deductible business expenses to get an instant estimate of what you owe.
Results are estimates only. Actual tax liability may vary based on filing status, credits, deductions, and other factors.
Working as a Uber & Rideshare Driver in the Canada means you are classified as an independent contractor. Unlike traditional employees, no taxes are withheld from your pay, making it essential to track your income and expenses throughout the year.
As a self-employed worker, you are responsible for both the employee and employer portions of self-employed income tax & cpp. This is calculated on your net earnings — your gross income minus allowable business deductions. The CRA requires quarterly estimated payments if you expect to owe over a certain threshold.
Rideshare drivers can deduct vehicle mileage at the standard rate, platform fees and commissions, phone and data plan (business portion), phone mount, dashcam, car washes, tolls, parking, water and refreshments for passengers, and a portion of auto insurance and maintenance.
Quarterly estimated tax payments are due April 15, June 16, September 15, 2026, and January 15, 2027. Pay online via IRS Direct Pay or the IRS2Go app.