*You can claim EVERY MILE you drive...the rate is .65 cents a mile right now...and write off oil changes...tires...etc...BOOM!...brush up on your IRS reimbursements...it's easy!
@@danielmorris5470 If you only taking the standard deduction...you are either lazy or don't know how to log your mileage. Driving a full year for UBER, or heck, even a half a year would well be over the standard deduction write off. Not only would you be claiming 67 dollars for every 100 miles driven you can also claim the following: Gas Repairs, including new tires Car insurance Limited depreciation or leasing fees Tolls Parking Maintenance fees Registration fees Garage fees Interest portion of car payments Lease payments I would NEVER recommend the standard deduction unless of coarse your to "afraid" of being audited however, keeping careful logs and spreadsheets for start and stop of mileage is crucial to get the maximum tax reimbursement. Driving 20k "work" miles year for UBER or LYFT @ .67 a mile = results in 13.5k tax write off not to mention all the goodies I listed above. Perform your due diligence and you'll be surprised how much you get back. Settling for the standard deduction is just plain dumb
We are doing flex but the drop are 10 or 15 minutes are and they want u to do 40 stops in 4 hrs and with all the gated communities and the amazon GPS being off it impossible. The good paying routes are taken by the people using bot so thinking about doing it
Doesn’t look too bad. I delivery for Amazon and doing 35 stops in 1 hour is typically normal to me. So in a day I can complete 200 stops but only net 150$/day. I think Amazon flex is the better alternative.
@bageltv3489 ex amazon employee here! They're saying the AMAZON DELIVERY ASSOCIATE has us doing 30+ stops and hour. Amazon FLEX is alot less packages for more money, but you use your own car
We just got an Amazon Warehouse here in Southern Oregon. I'm currently working nights and plan on snagging early morning routes to do right after work. The warehouse opens up this week and I can't wait to try this out
Amazon flex is not a good app anymore the pay is horribly low. When i started base pay was $30hr thats right 90 bucks 3hr route was base and when boosted it was like $120. Now its $66 ya no thx i can do an instacart $60 batch and be done in just over an hour why would i do 3hrs of work for that. Pure trash pay i do a block like once every 6 months just to keep my account active when they have prime day pay or xmas pay.
@@alexmolina3572 Finally got the email they was hiring and I snagged it so quick, I'm doing the on boarding process now and have to wait 2 days for it to complete. I been waiting since 2021 😭😭 Hang in there
*You can claim EVERY MILE you drive...the rate is .65 cents a mile right now...and write off oil changes...tires...etc...BOOM!...brush up on your IRS reimbursements...it's easy!
thank you!
unless youre doing this as your full time job and putting a lot of miles on your car, the standard deduction will probably be better.
@@danielmorris5470you get to do both!
Don't forget gas receipt too
@@danielmorris5470 If you only taking the standard deduction...you are either lazy or don't know how to log your mileage.
Driving a full year for UBER, or heck, even a half a year would well be over the standard deduction write off. Not only would
you be claiming 67 dollars for every 100 miles driven you can also claim the following:
Gas
Repairs, including new tires
Car insurance
Limited depreciation or leasing fees
Tolls
Parking
Maintenance fees
Registration fees
Garage fees
Interest portion of car payments
Lease payments
I would NEVER recommend the standard deduction unless of coarse your to "afraid" of being audited however, keeping careful logs and spreadsheets for start and
stop of mileage is crucial to get the maximum tax reimbursement. Driving 20k "work" miles year for UBER or LYFT @ .67 a mile = results in 13.5k tax write off not
to mention all the goodies I listed above. Perform your due diligence and you'll be surprised how much you get back. Settling for the standard deduction is just plain dumb
Those Amazon lockers at 711 should be mandatory for apartment orders would make deliveries wayy better!!
This ‼️ I agree.
I 100% agree with u
I agree!
As a disabled person without a car, i could not get items without 30-40 dollar uber rides
It’s not perfect, and some warehouses only spit out atrocious routes, but the other day I made $200+ in 6.5hours and less than 100miles total
true, every once in a while you get a route that makes it worth while.
We are doing flex but the drop are 10 or 15 minutes are and they want u to do 40 stops in 4 hrs and with all the gated communities and the amazon GPS being off it impossible. The good paying routes are taken by the people using bot so thinking about doing it
Doesn’t look too bad. I delivery for Amazon and doing 35 stops in 1 hour is typically normal to me. So in a day I can complete 200 stops but only net 150$/day. I think Amazon flex is the better alternative.
How many hours a day is that then? Sounds like a lot of work for a car in one day for $150.
@bageltv3489 ex amazon employee here! They're saying the AMAZON DELIVERY ASSOCIATE has us doing 30+ stops and hour. Amazon FLEX is alot less packages for more money, but you use your own car
🎉🎉 Congratulations on this
appreciate it
i just signed up for alazon flex cuz of this vid. thansk bro
glad i could help you out
doing the same here in san diego
@@mondo9.2.5have they called you back. Haven’t been hired yet
@@mondo9.2.5I just signed up yesterday, on a wait list tho in San Diego
Hey, do you remember what kind of phone mount you got? Also how good does it holds up through the case?
How do you put in order? I'm going to do my 1st flex today
Hi, do you have a body cam with you?
Mee to I wanna know?
Lets go man !
Thats not enough money to run your vehicle in the ground
Is this better than uber ?
In the intro I thought "That looks a lot like Portland" turns out it was
We just got an Amazon Warehouse here in Southern Oregon. I'm currently working nights and plan on snagging early morning routes to do right after work. The warehouse opens up this week and I can't wait to try this out
Sounds like a good idea, let me know how your experience goes.
Curious to know which one you’re talking about? I’m a dsp driver here in Oregon and will do flex on the side !
@@duranhd4719 Central Point
Just subscribe brother great video 😊
Does it worth your time? Think about gas, wear and tear on your car
Make it a workout. Run to and fro...Amazing time saver...
More videos please...
stay tuned 🙌
Amazon flex is not a good app anymore the pay is horribly low. When i started base pay was $30hr thats right 90 bucks 3hr route was base and when boosted it was like $120. Now its $66 ya no thx i can do an instacart $60 batch and be done in just over an hour why would i do 3hrs of work for that. Pure trash pay i do a block like once every 6 months just to keep my account active when they have prime day pay or xmas pay.
Yea it's over saturated now
I've been on the waiting list for 8 months here in LA 😕
hang in there bro
I’ve been waiting 18 months.!
@@alexmolina3572 Finally got the email they was hiring and I snagged it so quick, I'm doing the on boarding process now and have to wait 2 days for it to complete. I been waiting since 2021 😭😭 Hang in there
Same in nyc
What so u have to drive your own car no company car
yes, that’s one of the drawbacks
Duh
Your cat is so cool
Gas prices are so high Amazon wants you to pay for it and still get their stuff delivered 😂
that’s Amazon for you
not worth it..
👍👍👍 btw wash your car.