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$80K but you're probably 1099. So, no health insurance, no workers comp. coverage, and you have to be more diligent about all your taxes/withholdings.
by callmeed 12y ago
$80K but you're probably 1099. So, no health insurance, no workers comp. coverage, and you have to be more diligent about all your taxes/withholdings.
- ams6110 12y agoUnlikely. I've worked as a delivery driver for a couple of different places and it was always W2. If you're scheduled to work and you deliver only for Instacart, the IRS will almost certainly view you as an employee.
- callmeed 12y agoUber and Lyft both 1099 their drivers. I'm not sure specifically about Instacart but I imagine most "on-demand" companies that can get away with it, will do it. If they're having you use your own vehicle and not forcing you to adhere to a specific schedule, they can probably do it.