Where do I enter the funds made doing DoorDash? Thanks in advance.

The income that you make from Door Dash is reported on Schedule C of your 1040. The IRS considers self-employment income as a business, so you will also be able to deduct common business expenses from your income. To enter your business and self-employment income, follow the steps below:

1. Open TurboTax
2. Select Wages & Income
3. Select Self-Employment Income and Expenses
4. TurboTax will guide you through the interview screens to help you enter your income and expenses.

In addition to the resources that the previous responders gave, refer to the TurboTax articles Filing Taxes for On-Demand Food Delivery Drivers,  What self-employed expenses can I deduct?  and Filing Tax Returns for Delivery Drivers: Tips and Advice for more information.

@marfootball24

To enter your DoorDash Income take the following steps:

1. Federal
2. Income and Expenses
3. Show More next to Self-Employment
4. Start next to Self-Employment
5. Yes, to you have any self-employment income or expenses
6. Enter the type of self-employment work you do and you can select that you use your name for your business
7. Click through a few more screens and you will get to a screen that says "Your XX info"
8. Click Looks good
9. Then you will come to a screen that says Let's enter the income for your business.  It will give you the option of 1099-NEC or Other self-employed income including the 1099K , cash and checks.  Here is where you will enter the money you receive.
10. If you do not select one, it will not let you enter your income
11. Enter your self-employment income on the next screen
12. Continue and on the next screen click add expenses such as your mileage 

* Please note navigation may differ slightly depending on which version of TurboTax you are using*

This income will be reported on Schedule C which is part of your overall tax return. This also means you will be subject to Self-Employment (SE) Tax.  If you did not pay SE Taxes in 2024, and if you plan to do this again in 2025, it may be a good idea to make  quarterly estimated payments to cover your SE taxes of 15.3% and avoid penalties.

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