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Yet they are evidenced by people driving for Uber. I’ve driven a Prius for Uber and think so fared quite well using the irs mileage deduction rate to offset al
by prepend 3y ago
Yet they are evidenced by people driving for Uber.
I’ve driven a Prius for Uber and think so fared quite well using the irs mileage deduction rate to offset almost all my revenue and paid nearly no tax, legally and covered actual depreciation.
It’s funny to think 10 years of drivers are somehow idiots.
- ipaddr 3y agoWait until you find out how much cars are now when you have to replace your car 10 years earlier.
- prepend 3y agoI think I’m already aware. I’m comfortable with my decision. I haven’t driven in 5 years and I still drive my prius and probably have 100k miles left.
- ipaddr 3y agoAre you aware if you would have continued to drive and put on 100 more k for Uber you wouldn't be driving that prius today.
- prepend 3y agoI don’t understand your point. You keep asking obvious questions. Of course if I currently have 100k left and I drove 100k miles I would have zero left and a new car. Yes, of course I’m aware. I have done the math and am comfortable with my decision. I made extra money and it worked out fine. I understand depreciation and it’s the cost of goods. Are you aware that many jobs have supplies that are used up in the performance of your job? It’s pretty basic arithmetic that there are many scenarios where driving for Uber is a perfectly fine choice. Not everyone is driving an F150 and sitting in traffic. Lots of people drive efficient cars and are happy. The reason people drive for Uber for many years isn’t because they are somehow dumber than you and not aware of basic things.