View UberEats marketplace facilitator taxes
Understand marketplace facilitator taxes
Platforms like UberEats are sometimes classified as marketplace facilitators. As a result, in line with some marketplace facilitator laws, tax collection and remittance obligations may shift from a third-party seller to the marketplace facilitator. Learn about what marketplace facilitators are and how marketplace facilitator taxes work on the UberEats website.
View remitted marketplace facilitator taxes on Square
You can also view tax reports in Square. All taxes collected on marketplace orders have tax names beginning with the platform and ending with “Not Paid” or “Paid by” followed by the platform name.
Taxes ending with “Not Paid” means the taxes were not remitted to the tax authorities by the platform and were part of a payout from the platform to you. For example, you may see a tax with the name “UberEats - Resort Food & Beverage Tax Miami Beach City - Not Paid” and $100 in tax collected. This means that UberEats did not remit this tax and this $100 tax was included in a payout from UberEats to you. Learn more about UberEats payouts in the UberEats Help Center.