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- What are Deliveroo’s details for electronic invoicing?
- Can I include the 4% INPS recovery on my invoice?
- What does minimum compensation mean?
- What does it mean "deliveries during festivities"?
- What does it mean deliveries with adverse or bad weather conditions?
- How and when do I get paid?
- What happens if the order I am collecting or delivering is canceled?
- When do I receive my Certificazione Unica?
- What does it mean "Trattenuta ai sensi dell’art. 29 “Diritti Sindacali” del CCNL Rider?"
- Can I use another person's IBAN to receive my payments?
- Will I be paid more if it takes longer to deliver the order or if I choose a different route?
- What is the "reward system"?
- If I unassign myself from an order after I’ve picked it up at the restaurant, will I be paid?
- How can I register for a VAT number?
- Why are tips taxed?
- What does 1.[?]x mean and how much extra will I get for the orders I deliver while this applies?
- What does it mean "deliveries during night time"?
- What is "temporary incentive for new cities and zones"?
- Which ATECO code should I use to open a VAT number?
- Why can’t the withholding tax exceed €5,000?
Why can’t the withholding tax exceed €5,000?
The limit for gross income on an occasional basis is €5,000 per year.
Upon reaching this amount, you can continue your collaboration with Deliveroo by using a VAT number (“Partita IVA”) for your taxation.
We usually send alerts when you approach the €5,000 threshold to remind you to keep your earnings well tracked, but it's always your responsibility to keep track of what you earn (with Deliveroo or other companies) and avoid exceeding the threshold.
For further information, we advise asking a tax accountant.
