Business Expenses
What generally qualifies as a driving business expense.
By TRUE Driver Profit Team · Last updated July 10, 2026 · 1 min read
Disclaimer: The Taxes section is for educational purposes only. It is not tax or legal advice. Consult a licensed tax professional before making filing decisions.
This article is educational only. It is not tax or legal advice. Talk to a licensed tax professional about your own situation.
Costs gig drivers commonly track
- Fuel.
- Maintenance, repairs, tires, and oil changes.
- Car washes and cleaning supplies.
- Tolls and parking.
- The business portion of a phone plan.
- Mounts, chargers, insulated bags, and similar equipment.
- Vehicle insurance and registration.
How TRUE Driver Profit fits in
Every category above exists on the Expenses tab, and recurring bills can be set up as monthly fixed costs. Logging them keeps your profit numbers real and leaves you with organized records.
Important limits
Which costs are deductible, and how, depends on your circumstances and on the method you use for vehicle costs. TRUE Driver Profit tracks what you spend — it does not decide what is deductible.
Consistency is what makes records useful. Log costs the same way every week.
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