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Uber tells customers up front what they’ll be paying, and the premium on the fare goes directly to the company, not to the driver

so the customer pays more but the driver gets the same as if it had been a lower fare #-o is that legal or will drivers be forced to sign a new contract making it legal ?

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Uber tells customers up front what they’ll be paying, and the premium on the fare goes directly to the company, not to the driver

so the customer pays more but the driver gets the same as if it had been a lower fare #-o is that legal or will drivers be forced to sign a new contract making it legal ?

Another nail in the self-employed driver status of Über drivers if this system is used in the UK.

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edders23 wrote:
Uber tells customers up front what they’ll be paying, and the premium on the fare goes directly to the company, not to the driver

so the customer pays more but the driver gets the same as if it had been a lower fare #-o is that legal or will drivers be forced to sign a new contract making it legal ?

Perfectly legal.

Uber don't insist on anyone taking any of their bookings.

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Sussex wrote:
edders23 wrote:
Uber tells customers up front what they’ll be paying, and the premium on the fare goes directly to the company, not to the driver

so the customer pays more but the driver gets the same as if it had been a lower fare #-o is that legal or will drivers be forced to sign a new contract making it legal ?

Perfectly legal.

Uber don't insist on anyone taking any of their bookings.

Ah but it is back to the question of VAT. If UBER are trying to be an agent for the drivers, which means that they don't have to account for VAT on the whole fare then the driver must receive the full fare and pay his agency fees from that. If UBER want to charge more and not pas on the extra then they are a principle and must account for VAT on the full fare.

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Ah but it is back to the question of VAT. If UBER are trying to be an agent for the drivers, which means that they don't have to account for VAT on the whole fare then the driver must receive the full fare and pay his agency fees from that. If UBER want to charge more and not pas on the extra then they are a principle and must account for VAT on the full fare.

I totally agree.

Which is why Uber will be f***ed big time by the upcoming VAT court case.

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Sussex wrote:
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Ah but it is back to the question of VAT. If UBER are trying to be an agent for the drivers, which means that they don't have to account for VAT on the whole fare then the driver must receive the full fare and pay his agency fees from that. If UBER want to charge more and not pas on the extra then they are a principle and must account for VAT on the full fare.

I totally agree.

Which is why Uber will be f***ed big time by the upcoming VAT court case.


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edders23 wrote:
Sussex wrote:
grandad wrote:
Ah but it is back to the question of VAT. If UBER are trying to be an agent for the drivers, which means that they don't have to account for VAT on the whole fare then the driver must receive the full fare and pay his agency fees from that. If UBER want to charge more and not pas on the extra then they are a principle and must account for VAT on the full fare.

I totally agree.

Which is why Uber will be f***ed big time by the upcoming VAT court case.


here's hoping [-o< [-o<


Ahh you Tory supporter remember the Torys support UBER so if they win the election your fooked :lol: :lol:

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Ahh you Tory supporter remember the Torys support UBER so if they win the election your fooked :lol: :lol:

I remember a time when you supported them.

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Ahh you Tory supporter remember the Torys support UBER so if they win the election your fooked :lol: :lol:

I remember a time when you supported them.

He supported the Tory Party? :shock: :shock: :shock:

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Chris the Fish wrote:
Sussex wrote:
trotskys twin wrote:

Ahh you Tory supporter remember the Torys support UBER so if they win the election your fooked :lol: :lol:

I remember a time when you supported them.

He supported the Tory Party? :shock: :shock: :shock:

He still does. He just makes out he is a socialist.

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