Veezu Driver Self Assessment
Preparation and online submission of Self Assessment tax returns for Veezu drivers, taxi drivers and private hire driver-partners.
Specialist Self Assessment, mileage, expenses, bookkeeping and HMRC registration support for Veezu driver-partners, taxi drivers and private hire drivers.
If you drive with Veezu, you may need to keep accurate records of income, fees, mileage, receipts and driver expenses so your Self Assessment tax return can be prepared correctly.
Gondal Accountancy helps Veezu driver-partners, taxi drivers, private hire drivers and app-based drivers manage tax records, review allowable expenses and submit tax returns to HMRC.
Clear accounting support for private hire drivers who want their records, expenses and tax return handled properly.
Preparation and online submission of Self Assessment tax returns for Veezu drivers, taxi drivers and private hire driver-partners.
Help with Self Assessment registration, UTR guidance and understanding what records HMRC expects self-employed drivers to keep.
Support with organising Veezu income, driver app records, cash fares, card payments, bank statements, receipts and expenses.
Guidance on mileage records, vehicle running costs, repairs, servicing, insurance, cleaning and business-use calculations.
Clear calculation of taxable profit, Income Tax, National Insurance and any payments on account where applicable.
Help with digital records and cloud accounting software such as Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent where suitable.
Good records help reduce mistakes, support allowable expense claims and make your tax return easier to prepare.
Driver app income, daily earnings, card fares, cash fares, platform fees, commission, tips where relevant and other driver income.
We help review whether simplified mileage or actual vehicle costs may be more suitable based on your records and vehicle use.
Business-use phone, data, app-related costs, cleaning items, card payment costs and work-related supplies can be reviewed.
Mileage logs, receipts, bank statements, Veezu summaries, HMRC letters and bookkeeping reports kept ready for tax return preparation.
Some self-employed Veezu drivers, taxi drivers and private hire drivers may need to prepare for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, depending on qualifying income and the relevant tax year.
We can help you organise driver income, receipts, mileage and expenses, and choose suitable bookkeeping or cloud accounting software where required.
A straightforward process for preparing your driver accounts and Self Assessment tax return.
Speak to Gondal Accountancy for help with Self Assessment, bookkeeping, mileage records, driver expenses, HMRC registration and tax return filing.
Common questions about Veezu driver tax returns, expenses, mileage, bookkeeping, Self Assessment and Making Tax Digital.
Yes. If you are self-employed and your gross trading income from Veezu and any other driving work is more than £1,000 (the trading allowance) in a tax year, you must register for Self Assessment and file a tax return with HMRC. If you are newly self-employed, register by 5 October following the end of the tax year in which you started.
If you need to file a Self Assessment tax return you will need a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) — a 10-digit number HMRC issues when you register as self-employed. You can register online at GOV.UK and HMRC posts your UTR within about 10 working days. You only register once, even if you also drive for another platform.
The online Self Assessment filing and payment deadline is normally 31 January following the end of the tax year (which runs to 5 April). If you are newly self-employed you must also tell HMRC by 5 October after the relevant tax year. Missing the filing deadline can trigger an automatic £100 penalty, even if no tax is due.
Many taxi and private hire drivers, including Veezu driver-partners, operate on a self-employed basis, but your exact tax position depends on your working arrangement. If you are self-employed, you are responsible for registering with HMRC, declaring your income and keeping proper records. We can confirm your position if you are unsure.
Include all your driving income for the tax year: Veezu app earnings, card fares, cash fares, tips where relevant, any other taxi, private hire or delivery income, and any other self-employed income. It is all reported on a single Self Assessment return.
Under HMRC digital platform reporting rules, platform operators may report driver and service-provider income data to HMRC. This does not replace your own responsibility to keep records and declare all taxable income, so accurate records remain important.
Allowable expenses may include business-use vehicle costs or mileage, insurance, servicing, repairs, MOT, cleaning, phone and data, tolls, parking for business journeys, licence fees and other work-related costs. What you can claim depends on your records and the expense method you use.
Yes. Self-employed drivers can usually use HMRC simplified mileage rates — 45p per mile for the first 10,000 business miles in a tax year, then 25p per mile for cars and goods vehicles. Keep a mileage log showing dates, journey start and end points, purpose and business miles.
No. For the same vehicle you choose either simplified mileage or actual vehicle running costs — you cannot claim both. Once you use simplified mileage for a vehicle you must keep using it for that vehicle. We compare both methods to see which suits your records.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is being phased in for sole traders by qualifying income (gross income, not profit) — over £50,000 from April 2026, over £30,000 from April 2027 and over £20,000 from April 2028. Depending on your income and tax year you may need digital records and compatible software. We help you get ready.
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