Accountants for Taxi Drivers, Couriers & Delivery

Accountants for drivers & couriers

Taxi, private hire, delivery or courier — on the apps or on your own. Your vehicle is your biggest expense, and we make sure it's claimed properly and your platform income is declared right.

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Driving for a living — private hire, taxi, or delivery on Uber, Deliveroo, Just Eat and the rest — makes you self-employed, with your vehicle as your single biggest cost. Get the vehicle claim right and your tax bill drops a lot; get it wrong and you either overpay or invite questions. And since the apps now report your earnings to HMRC, the income side has to be spot on too.

We handle both. We work out whether mileage or actual running costs saves you more, claim fuel, insurance, servicing, phone and platform fees, reconcile your app income correctly, and file on time. Simple, fixed-fee, and built for how drivers actually earn.

How we help

Your vehicle claimed, your income right

Mileage vs actual costs — we work out which saves you more
Fuel, insurance, servicing, phone and platform fees claimed
App income reconciled — Uber, Deliveroo and the rest, declared correctly
Platforms report to HMRC now — we keep you on the right side of it
Self Assessment filed on time, tax set aside sensibly
FreeAgent included — log trips and snap receipts on your phone

Why owners switch to us

Three things you get on day one

FreeAgent, included

Award-winning accounting software in every package — worth up to £330 a year. Invoicing, expenses, bank feeds and tax forecasts, with no separate subscription to pay.

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Free business banking with Mettle

We've partnered with Mettle, by NatWest — a free business account built for the self-employed and small companies, with FSCS protection on eligible funds.

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Funding when you need it

Our Swoop-powered funding portal matches you with loans, grants and finance from across the market — one search, real options, no obligation.

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Questions

Asked all the time

Should I claim mileage or actual car costs?

It depends on your vehicle and how much you drive. Mileage (45p/mile for the first 10,000 business miles, 25p after) is simple and often generous; actual costs can win for expensive-to-run vehicles. We calculate both and use the better one.

Do I have to declare my Uber or Deliveroo income?

Yes — it's self-employed income and must go on your Self Assessment. The platforms now report earnings to HMRC automatically, so declaring it properly is essential, and we make it straightforward.

What can a self-employed driver claim?

Your vehicle costs (via mileage or actual), plus phone, platform/booking fees, insurance, cleaning, and other running costs. We make sure nothing claimable is missed.