Whether you create a business, like an LLC or an S-Corp, for your rideshare business, or you are just doing it under your own name, you can reap the benefits of cash back and mileage rewards cards for these expenses and get up to 5% back on all of your purchases. This adds up!

View the recording of this FREE LIVE WEBINAR with attorney Bryant Greening will cover topics such as Unemployment Insurance for Gig Workers, the Overall Impact of COVID-19 on Rideshare Drivers, Delivery Drivers and Gig Workers, accidents and injuries and use of dash cams.

Independent contractors small business owners can apply for loans to cover payroll and other costs through the recently passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. Congress passed this legislation to help businesses that are affected by the pandemic. This article explains the requirements you must meet, and how to apply for a loan.

The coronavirus pandemic has made it difficult for rideshare drivers and gig economy workers to earn a living. Stimulus payments, unemployment insurance and several other programs have recently been made available for independent contractors. Here are 5 ways to get financial assistance.

As a cyclist, keeping food items safe and secure while en route is a top priority. We’ve reviewed some of the best delivery bags and tools to help make your delivery a success.

So your passenger just got sick. That’s part of the territory as an Uber or Lyft driver – you’re transporting intoxicated passengers late at night, and sometimes drunk people get sick. Cleaning up results in lost time and wages. Luckily, Lyft and Uber acknowledge that their drivers are no strangers to these types of messes and they have made it simple for you to get reimbursed.