Category: Food Delivery

DoorDash taxes

DoorDash Taxes Schedule C FAQs For Dashers

Suppose you make an income with food delivery apps like DoorDash, UberEats, etc., that makes you an independent contractor. Because of this, the platforms will not deduct taxes from your pay. It means that you are responsible for paying your taxes. It’s always wise to set aside a portion of your earnings for taxes. The form you’ll use to file taxes will not be a W-2 (for employees) but a 1099 form.
This article provides answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about DoorDash taxes.

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5 DoorDash hacks 2021

5 Pro Hacks For DoorDash In 2021 (No. 5 Is Very Difficult, Pros Only)

Grubhub used to be the household name in food delivery. It had a 70% market share in 2016. In 2018, that was 34%. Meanwhile, Uber Eats and DoorDash were 28% and 18%, respectively. But in 2021, DoorDash is the household name when it comes to food delivery. According to Edison Trends, it commands 45% of the US food delivery market. Early this year, DoorDash became a public company on the New York Stock Exchange, valued at 72 billion. 

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Everything You Need to Know About GrubHub

Grubhub Has Been Adding Restaurants That Don’t Do Delivery To Its Platform

Online food delivery has thrived over the past year. Yet, that caused reasons to protest. For example, the restaurants attacked food delivery companies for their high fees. Customers and drivers complained about their tipping policies. Still, that’s the tip of the iceberg. Above all, another issue is the delivery of food without the permission of the customer.
Some people can argue that it is not a big issue if anyone picks up your In-N-Out order for you. However, when that situation became a reality, the burger chain said that illegal delivery would damage the brand’s image. The company claimed that it is hard to maintain quality control over the process in that case.

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Grubhub facing lawsuits from investors

How Much Do GrubHub Drivers Make In 2021?

Food delivery apps are great when you can’t be bothered to cook or when you want to feed a group of friends. But thanks to the pandemic, they see increased demand, and the best delivery apps in the industry are making more profits than ever. But does that mean that the profits made by these companies trickle down to delivery partners and restaurants? What about GrubHub?

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Uber Eats vs. Grubhub

Food Delivery Services: Uber Eats vs. Grubhub

It’s simple now, thanks to the digital age. Americans and people worldwide enjoy their favorite dishes right from the comfort of their homes. Nowadays, you can order a meal from local restaurants and have it delivered straight to your door. After food delivery apps became popular, the demand for fast and quality services has allowed people to make a living by delivering orders. This article compares Uber Eats and Grubhub, two big names in the food delivery app industry.

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DoorDash and Olo settlement

DoorDash Sues Olo For Overcharging, Claiming $7M In Damages

DoorDash files a lawsuit against online ordering company Olo for $7 million in damages for supposedly charging DoorDash higher fees than assessing other providers, in violation of an arrangement between the two. Olo’s spat with its most notable client has surfaced only weeks after the company debuted on the New York Stock Exchange with a spectacular initial public offering. Olo provides chain restaurants with online ordering, distribution integration, and other technology services.

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Do Postmates Female Drivers Make Good Money?

Many brands promise you will earn money quickly by signing up on their platform. Unfortunately, it’s hard to know which opportunities will get you the most bangs for your buck and which ones will leave you playing with your thumbs. If you’re an enthusiast female looking to work for a delivery service that you can quickly get started with within no time, consider becoming one of the Postmates female drivers.

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Why people quit driving food delivery gigs

Covid-Era Food Delivery: How To Maximize Your Earnings As A Food Delivery Gig Driver In 2021

It’s 2021, and the food delivery space is different. Very different. Why? Covid. Covid changed everything. Covid almost killed rideshare. Covid causes demand for food delivery and grocery delivery to skyrocket. And we’re still in the Covid era. So here are some Covid-era tips on how you can maximize your earnings with food delivery gigs in 2021.

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Avoid paying for parking when delivering

How To Avoid Paying For Parking While Doing Food Delivery

Parking is always necessary while doing food delivery; you have to park until the food is ready and delivered to the designated residence. Since companies do not compensate for parking, it only makes sense that delivery drivers find ways to avoid spots with parking fees. The easiest way out of it is to find a spot without a meter, but sometimes you don’t get that lucky, especially in crowded urban settings. Here are some ways to avoid paying for parking while working food deliveries in the gig economy.

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