Every way to find your Uber receipt
1. In the Uber app (rides)
- Open the Uber app and tap Account, then Trips (or the Activity tab).
- Select the ride you need.
- Tap Receipt to view the itemized fare.
- Use the share or resend option to email yourself a copy or save a PDF.
2. In the Uber Eats app (food orders)
- Open Uber Eats (or the Uber app's Orders section).
- Tap the order you want.
- Open the order details and choose View receipt to see the itemized food, fees, and tip.
3. On the web and in email
- For rides, go to riders.uber.com and sign in to see past trips and their receipts.
- Or search your inbox for the automatic receipt Uber sends after each trip or order.
Every completed Uber trip and Uber Eats order emails a receipt, so your inbox is often the quickest place to look.
Personal vs business trips
Uber lets you tag a trip as personal or business. If you set up a business profile (or Uber for Business through an employer), work trips are labeled and their receipts are easy to separate from personal rides.
You can switch a past trip's profile in Trips if you forgot to select business at booking, which keeps your deductible rides cleanly grouped.
Uber drivers: where your tax documents live
If you drive for Uber, your income is not in trip receipts. Uber provides a Tax Summary in the driver app and, where thresholds are met, a 1099-NEC or 1099-K, available under Tax Information in your driver account.
Your deductible expenses (mileage, phone, supplies) are separate from Uber's documents, so track those yourself. Mileage is usually a driver's biggest write-off.
Keeping Uber receipts for taxes
Business rides and, for many gig workers, Uber-related costs are deductible, and the IRS expects the itemized receipt rather than just a card charge. Uber's emailed receipts are itemized and easy to save.
Rather than digging through months of trips at tax time, capture each business ride's receipt when it arrives, so it is categorized and ready when you file.
Good to know
- Uber emails a receipt after every trip and order, searching your inbox for Uber is often faster than the app.
- Set a business profile so work rides are tagged and their receipts stay separate from personal trips.
- Uber drivers: your Tax Summary and any 1099 are under Tax Information in the driver app, not in trip receipts.
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