Amazon flex driver application. 3 hour blocks are £45 in my area and are fixed.

Amazon flex driver application I already work a "normal 9-5 job" and pay tax and NI through PAYE. It is purely luck of the draw with how far you have to drive for the shift as you don't find out until you get to the depot. This is to keep it a safe and useful space for MoneySaving discussions. Hi I did my first amazon flex delivery block today and after a few hiccups it went very well . It’s on the ‘go Self Employed’ website though under an article entitled ‘Tax Advice For Self Employed Amazon Flex Drivers’. Commercial insurance, commonly referred to as "Hire and reward", covers activities that may be excluded from your personal policy while delivering with Amazon Flex" To me this email tells me two completely different things. The drops were within 4 miles of pick up and all in the same area so it was easy . Business cover will be included automatically (when your policy is purchased through our website) for you and your spouse or partner if you have had a civil partnership ceremony and live at the same address, unless either of . Wait till I start on the Van drivers and I take a job in the warehouse to see how that works out payment wise and post here. Yes but as a flex driver myself the rate of the shifts are fixed. I'm wasnt directly employed by Amazon, I'm whats known as a flex driver, I use the Flex app to take a block (delivery slot time) that suits my daily schedule,these blocks can range from 3hrs to 5 hrs how they price them is 3hrs £39 around 26 -30 parcels to drop off sometimes more if a customer I'm ONLY scratching the surface with Flex Drivers. 3 hour blocks are £45 in my area and are fixed. I have recently started doing part time work with Amazon Flex, this basically for tax purposes makes me a self employed contractor. I have a relative interested in signing up for the Amazon flex jobs to do alongside another full time job. 5 hours of deliveries. For a part time bit of pocket money it makes a change to do something different . A google search for Amazon Flex Tax brings it up as the top hit, for me. To deliver with Amazon Flex, you as a Delivery Partner must maintain commercial insurance coverage. :T It's not £25 for 5 hours work, It's £45 for 3. Business cover will be included automatically (when your policy is purchased through our website) for you and your spouse or partner if you have had a civil partnership ceremony and live at the same address, unless either of I have recently started doing part time work with Amazon Flex, this basically for tax purposes makes me a self employed contractor. I don't think you can claim back mileage if you are unhappy with how far you have to drive. I didnt mind the 30 mile round trip to the depot as I have a hybrid so fuel consumption is neither here nor there . My question is as follows in relation to Amazon Flex and claiming mileage. We'd like to remind Forumites to please avoid political debate on the Forum. He has read all the info on the site but would be interested in hearing the pros and cons from anyone actually doing the job. Thanks all for the replies and taking time to read the original post. Hi guys I worked as a Flex delivery driver, delivering Amazon parcels. I can’t post a link as new user, I’ve been told. qnebb brkqx muen qexzp bmjbqq ekyfl mcxfmcr bdmvb cbjgnddxm uyfudtt