Nobody takes taxes out of your Uber, DoorDash, brand deals or client work. TaxTuck tells you what to set aside every time you get paid, tracks your miles and write-offs, and has your IRS payment ready before it's due.
One place for money from every app and client
When you sign up, you pick your gig. TaxTuck turns on the tools that fit it: GPS mileage for drivers, brand deals for creators, invoices for freelancers. Pick yours and see.
Log what you got paid and TaxTuck tells you exactly what to move. Savings scale with the payout, so a slow week never squeezes you. Drag it.
No bank login, no new account, no switching direct deposit. Just tell us how you earn.
Driving, delivering, creating or freelancing. Your dashboard is built around it. Got a second gig? Add it anytime.
The apps that pay you become one-tap payout sources. No typing "Uber" every time.
Every payout splits into taxes, savings and money that's yours. Move it in the bank app you already use.
Self-employment tax, on top of income tax. On 1099 money, nobody withholds it for you.
Estimated tax payments the IRS expects every year. Miss them and penalties stack up.
Written off for every mile you drive for work, from July 2026. Most drivers under-log.
Source: IRS standard mileage rates · IRS self-employment tax
TaxTuck totals each quarter as you earn, subtracts your write-offs, and tells you the number before it's due. Then it walks you through paying on IRS Direct Pay.
Example numbers.
Most tax tools want you to move your money into their account. TaxTuck works with the one you already have.
| TaxTuck | Tax-bucket banks | Year-end tax apps | Spreadsheet | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keep your current bank | Yes | No, open a new account | Yes | Yes |
| Tools picked for your kind of work | Yes | One size fits all | Some | No |
| Mileage tracking for drivers | Yes | Rarely | Some, paid | No |
| What to set aside, every payout | Yes | Yes | No | If you remember |
| Write-offs lower your quarterly number | Yes | Some | At year end | No |
Early users keep their free plan. Pro arrives with automatic payout detection.
When you sign up you pick your gig: rideshare, delivery, content creation, freelance, or other 1099 work. Do more than one? You can pick both. Drivers get GPS trip tracking and mileage write-offs. Creators get a brand deal tracker and can log gifted products. Freelancers get invoice tracking. The write-off categories you see are picked for your work too. You can change it any time in Settings.
No. TaxTuck tells you what to move and you move it in the bank app you already use. Nothing about how you get paid changes.
By default drivers log their odometer when they go online and again when they're done. It takes seconds, works with any app open, and it's the kind of record the IRS likes. TaxTuck saves the difference as a write-off at the IRS rate for that date. Prefer automatic? Switch on GPS tracking, which counts miles while TaxTuck is open. And at tax time, enter the online miles from your Uber or Lyft tax summary and TaxTuck adds anything you missed.
Taxes are a percentage of each payout that covers the 15.3% self-employment tax plus income tax, based on how much you expect to earn (25–33%). Savings scale with the payout: 3% under $150, 10% under $500, 15% above that. Write-offs you log lower your estimated bill.
No. TaxTuck gives you estimates to plan with. For your actual return, use tax software or a tax professional. You can export everything as a CSV to hand off.
Your payouts and write-offs are tied to your account and locked so only you can read them. We never see your bank login, and we don't sell your data.
Start with your next payout. It takes two minutes and you keep your bank.