This article is intended for food delivery services that invoice Wolt and/or Foodora.
If you work alongside a substitute or transfer the entire invoice to a substitute, Truster automatically handles the taxation correctly. Taxes are always applied to the person who did the work – meaning you only pay taxes on your own share, and the substitute pays on theirs. If the entire invoice is transferred to the substitute, only the substitute pays taxes on the payment they receive, in accordance with their own taxation.
How to split the bill
- Invoice creation: Truster an invoice based on the information received.
- Invoice distribution: You (the main user) distribute the invoice to the substitute Truster by setting the distribution percentage.
- The substitute will be notified: The substitute will receive a notification when you have distributed the invoice.
Situation A: The substitute does all the work
You transfer the entire invoice (100% share) to the substitute.
Consequence for you: You will not have any taxable income from the invoice, and you will not have to pay tax on it.
Consequence for the substitute: All taxes are levied on the substitute according to his or her own tax rate.
Situation B: The bill is split (e.g., 50/50)
You transfer part of the invoice (e.g., 50%) to your substitute because you did the work together.
Consequence: Both you and your substitute will only pay taxes on the portion that you have done yourselves. Taxes will be deducted at both of your tax rates.
Summary: You can trust that when you use Truster's distribution function, your taxes will be handled correctly. You don't have to worry about your substitute's taxes. We also take care of your accounting in a timely and accurate manner.