The IRS will assume the reported income is legitimate and expect taxes to be paid, so it’s important to take action quickly.

A San Fernando Valley couple says an Uber driver stole the husband's identity to sign up for the ride-sharing platform, raising questions about public safety and how thoroughly drivers are vetted.

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A Florida resident is suing Uber over the income it reported to the IRS, saying he never worked for the company.Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times Uber and DoorDash are telling the Internal Revenue ...