How Rideshare Drivers Track 1099 Income and Schedule C Deductions in 2026

It's February. You just got your 1099-K from Uber, your 1099-NEC from DoorDash, and a weekly summary from Lyft sitting in three different email threads. You open a shoebox full of gas receipts, your phone's Photos app has 400 screenshots of parking stubs, and you have no idea how many miles you actually drove for business last year. You call your CPA. She says: "Send me your mileage log and a Schedule C worksheet." You freeze. You don't have one. This is how most rideshare drivers lose between $