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Payouts & Taxes

How Taskers get paid and what to know about taxes.

How payouts work

  • Clients pay by card in the app. The price is held when they book and charged when the job is done.
  • Your share goes to your Stripe account, and Stripe pays it out to your bank automatically.
  • A late cancellation fee (1 hour of your rate) goes to you in full.

Following your earnings

Open Tasks & Earnings on the Tasker page to see:

  • what you have earned per day and in total,
  • what Stripe holds for you (available for payout, coming soon),
  • your latest payouts with their status (pending, on its way, paid, failed) and arrival date.

Only money that has arrived counts as earnings. If a client's card fails after a job, that amount shows as "awaiting payment" until the client pays.

Taxes

  • You are responsible for declaring and paying your own taxes. For private persons in Estonia we recommend an LHV entrepreneur account, which sets tax aside automatically on payouts.
  • EU rules (DAC7) require Suts to report taskers' earnings to the tax authority once a year. Add your details on the Tasker page under Business > Tax details: full legal name, address, country and tax ID (in Estonia your personal ID code), plus the registry code and VAT number if you work through a company.
  • Only you and Suts can see these details, and you get a copy of what is reported about you each year.

Payout problems

  • A payout marked failed shows Stripe's reason. Check your bank details under Profile > Payouts.
  • If something is still unclear, create a ticket under Profile > Support > New Ticket or email info@suts.eu.

Frequently Asked Questions

Go to Profile > Payouts. Your bank account and identity details are managed securely by Stripe.
When the job is done, the client's card is charged and Stripe pays your share out to your bank automatically, usually a few days later. Stripe decides the exact payout date.
No. Suts adds its 15% fee on top of your rate and the client pays it. You receive your full rate.