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Rideshare driver tax calculator

Estimate how much tax to set aside each month so you're never caught off guard — as an MEI or as a self-employed driver without a company.

The MEI's DAS is fixed: 5% of the minimum wage (social security) + R$ 5 (service tax). It only changes when the minimum wage changes — that's why it's an editable field here. MEI ceiling: R$ 81,000/year.

Set aside per month R$ 0.00
An estimate, not accounting advice. Tax values and rules change every year — see the official sources just below. Always confirm with an accountant before paying — JOBU just helps you not spend what belongs to the taxman.

MEI: how much the driver pays per month

As a rideshare driver registered as an MEI (individual micro-entrepreneur), the tax is the DAS, a fixed monthly amount: 5% of the minimum wage (the social security part) plus R$ 5 of service tax. It doesn't depend on how much you billed that month — it only changes when the minimum wage changes. The MEI revenue ceiling is R$ 81,000 per year; go over it and you have to move to another tax bracket.

Self-employed, without a company

Without a company (CNPJ), you file through the Carnê-Leão. Passenger transport has its own deduction rule and the income-tax table changes every year, so here the calculator works with a reserve as a percentage of your profit — a practical way to set the tax money aside. Fine-tune the percentage with your accountant.

Official sources for this calculator

The numbers used here come straight from the law and the government's own tables — not our own estimate. Click through to check each one at the original source.

  • 2026 minimum wage & INSS ceiling

    Interministerial Ordinance MPS/MF No. 13 (Jan 9, 2026): minimum wage set at R$ 1,621.00 and the INSS contribution ceiling at R$ 8,475.55, with brackets adjusted by the 3.90% INPC index.

  • MEI revenue ceiling

    Complementary Law No. 123/2006, art. 18-A, §1: R$ 81,000 gross annual revenue ceiling for the MEI (individual micro-entrepreneur) regime — unchanged in 2026.

Checked against the official source on Sep 5, 2026. If the law changes, we update the numbers here.

Frequently asked questions

How much tax does an MEI rideshare driver pay per month?

The MEI's DAS is a fixed monthly amount: 5% of the minimum wage (the social-security part) plus R$ 5 of service tax. It does not depend on how much you billed that month — it only changes when the minimum wage changes.

Does a rideshare driver without a company (CNPJ) pay tax?

Yes, through the Carnê-Leão. Passenger transport has its own deduction rule and the income-tax table changes every year, so the practical approach is to set aside a percentage of your profit every month and fine-tune it with an accountant.

Does the MEI’s DAS amount change in 2026?

Yes, whenever the minimum wage changes. The DAS is 5% of the minimum wage (social security) plus R$ 5 of service tax, so in 2026 it follows the R$ 1,621 minimum wage. The MEI revenue ceiling stays at R$ 81,000 per year.

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