Deliver food with Uber Eats by car, bike, or scooter.
⚠️ ATO Note: Unlike Uber rideshare, Uber Eats delivery drivers only need to register for GST if turnover exceeds $75,000/year.
Before Uber Eats pays you: you need an Australian Business Number (ABN). Registration is free at abr.gov.au and takes about 10 minutes — without one, platforms must withhold 47% as “no-ABN withholding.” You only register for GST once turnover passes $75,000/year — below that, no GST and no BAS. Full ABN + GST guide →
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