FROM £39/MONTH OR £199 ONE-OFF
Gig Economy Accountants: Deliveroo, Amazon Flex & More
Working for multiple apps? We handle your Self Assessment and make sense of income from Deliveroo, Amazon Flex, Just Eat, and more.
Multiple Apps, One Tax Return
Income from five different platforms. Statements that don’t match your bank. Expenses across bike, car, and phone. No idea what you actually earned—or what you owe.
The gig economy is flexible. Your accounting should be too.
What We Do for Gig Workers
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Multi-Platform Reconciliation
We pull data from Deliveroo, Amazon Flex, Uber Eats, Just Eat, Stuart, and more. One clear picture of your income.
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Expense Maximisation
Bike maintenance, phone data, delivery bags, rain gear—we identify every deduction you’re entitled to.
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Self Assessment
Annual tax return filed to HMRC. All platforms reconciled, all expenses claimed, no stress.
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Tax Planning
Advice on how to structure your work, when to register for VAT, and how to reduce your bill legally.
Platforms We Support
Deliveroo • Amazon Flex • Uber Eats • Just Eat • Stuart • Gopuff • DPD • Hermes/Evri • Yodel • TaskRabbit • Airtasker • Bark
Gig Worker Pricing
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Gig Starter – £39/month
Ongoing support ✓ Self Assessment included ✓ Multi-platform tracking ✓ Monthly expense logging ✓ Simple bookkeeping ✓ Email support
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Self Assessment Only – £199
One-off tax return ✓ All platforms reconciled ✓ Full expense review ✓ Mileage calculation ✓ HMRC submission
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Last-Minute – £299
Deadline soon? ✓ Priority processing ✓ Same-week turnaround ✓ Full service ✓ No questions asked!
Gig Economy FAQs
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Am I self-employed?
Yes—most gig platforms class you as self-employed, not an employee. You’re responsible for your own tax via Self Assessment.
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Do I need to register?
If your gig income exceeds £1,000 per year, you must register for Self Assessment by 5 October after the tax year.
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What can I claim?
Bike repairs, fuel, phone data, delivery bags, rain gear, thermal bags, hi-vis clothing, and more. We find everything.
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How do I track multiple apps?
We set you up with simple tracking. Most platforms also provide annual summaries—we reconcile them all into one clear picture.
Simplify Your Gig Economy Tax
Multiple apps, one accountant. Get sorted in 60 seconds.
Gig Economy Tax: Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay tax on my gig economy earnings?
Yes, if your total self-employment income exceeds £1,000 in a tax year. This applies to Deliveroo, Amazon Flex, TaskRabbit, Fiverr, and all platform-based work. You must register for Self Assessment and file an annual tax return.
What expenses can I claim as a gig worker?
Common deductions include vehicle costs or mileage, phone and data costs (business proportion), delivery equipment (bags, boxes), protective clothing, platform fees, and bicycle maintenance if you cycle. We identify every legitimate deduction.
I work for multiple platforms - do I need separate tax returns?
No. All your self-employment income goes on a single Self Assessment return. We consolidate income from all platforms, deduct your total expenses, and calculate your overall tax liability.
Do I need to pay National Insurance?
If your profits exceed £12,570, you pay Class 2 NI (£3.45/week) and Class 4 NI (6% on profits between £12,570 and £50,270). These are calculated automatically as part of your Self Assessment. We include NI in all our tax calculations.
How much does gig economy tax filing cost?
Our packages start from £39/month or £199 one-off for a straightforward Self Assessment return. Multi-platform workers with higher complexity may pay more. Get an exact price at our instant quote calculator.