I am a bicycle courier for Uber Eats and receive bonuses (per week) and tips. I do not receive invoices for these.
(Uber creates sales invoices to customers in my name at a fixed price.)
I do receive weekly summaries from the week in which the bonuses and tips are stated, but these are not invoices.
Is it then good enough if I add these to my daily receipts?
I also see in daily receipts that I can add descriptions. So, I think I can add tips and bonuses there. What do you think?
Income > upload invoice, indeed.
I wouldn't do that via daily receipts, because that's for private individuals.
If you go via income > upload invoice, you can add a "customer". This could be important, because if I understand correctly, your customers are the restaurants? Or are they actually the people who place the orders?If they are restaurants, they may need to be on a customer list. If you go via income > upload invoice > add customer (which is the restaurant), then that customer list will be good.
The customer list cannot be good via daily receipts, because you cannot specify a customer there.
That has changed; now it is effectively the private persons who are customers. I have invoices for that.
The digital tips (from users); is that daily receipts? Even if it hasn't been paid out yet?
And bonuses; then I have to take Uber as a customer even though I don't have an invoice for that, only a summary... I'll search it/question it again in any case.
If they are effectively your customers, then daily receipts are possible. But wait until the moment it is paid out? And at the moment of payment, enter the amount from the payment in the daily receipts on the day of payment.
For the bonuses, that's UBER itself. You'll have to upload something via income > invoice > upload invoice.
That's what I would think, anyway :)
I just saw an invoice from Uber in the invoices... (it looks like they send a monthly invoice)
So there's an invoice for everything...
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You really should try it out for yourself. Even if you don’t have a company number yet, you can already go ahead.
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