infographic explaining that all Uber, DiDi, and ride-share drivers must register for GST from their first dollar and must report all fares, charge GST on every trip, and claim GST credits on business expenses in their BAS.

Do I need to include Uber, DiDi, or ride-share income in my BAS?

December 09, 2025•0 min read

❓ “Do I need to include Uber, DiDi, or ride-share income in my BAS?”

🟢 Yes — absolutely, 100% of the time.

If you drive for Uber, DiDi, Ola, Shebah, or any ride-share platform, you must register for GST from your very first dollar.

There is no $75,000 GST threshold for ride-share drivers.

What does this mean for your BAS?

All fares must be reported

GST must be charged on every trip

GST credits can be claimed on business expenses (fuel, servicing, phone, etc.)

Ride-share income is always BAS-reportable — every trip, every quarter.

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Bilal Jivraj — Registered Tax Agent, ALITAX

Bilal Jivraj is a registered tax agent in Australia and the founder of ALITAX, a professional accounting firm providing taxation, BAS, and compliance services to individuals, businesses, and expatriates. With deep expertise in Australian tax law and digital accounting tools, Bilal helps clients simplify tax lodgments, manage business finances efficiently, and stay compliant with the ATO.