
Uber operates from the Netherlands. Under Irish law, you must self-account for VAT on their commission — even on a single trip. Most drivers don't know. Revenue doesn't care.
No tax clearance → no SPSV licence → no work.
€5,570
Average 5-year VAT liability
8,000+
Irish drivers affected
100%
Must register for VAT
It doesn't matter if you drive full-time or part-time. Even a single Uber journey triggers a VAT registration obligation.
Uber B.V. is based in the Netherlands. When they take their cut, it's a cross-border service.
Under the reverse charge mechanism, Irish VAT law makes you — the driver — responsible for paying VAT on that commission.
If you haven't registered and filed, Revenue can revoke your tax clearance certificate. No clearance = no SPSV licence.
Without your SPSV licence, you cannot legally drive a taxi in Ireland. Your livelihood is at stake.
The sooner you deal with it, the cheaper it is. Some of that VAT can actually be offset against your income tax.
Send us your details — we'll do a free check on your VAT situation. No commitment.
We work out exactly what you owe based on your Uber history. Often less than you'd expect.
VAT registration, returns, and dealing with Revenue — all taken care of by us.
Tax clearance protected, SPSV licence safe, and some VAT can offset your income tax.

Peter
ACCA Certified · Dublin
I'm Peter, an accountant based in Dublin. I run Ireland's only practice that specialises exclusively in taxi driver accounts. I've helped loads of lads get their Uber VAT sorted quickly and without drama.
Whether you've been driving full-time for years or just started part-time, I'll do a free check on your situation — no strings attached. The sooner you deal with it, the cheaper and easier it is.
Don't wait until Revenue come looking. Drop me a message and I'll check your situation for free. Takes 2 minutes.