Track your Turo deductions all year. File in minutes.
FleetGrow categorizes every Turo expense per vehicle — maintenance, insurance, cleaning, tolls and more — automatically throughout the year. At tax time, generate a Schedule C-ready report in one click instead of a weekend of receipts.
Tax season shouldn't take a weekend.
Most Turo hosts spend hours before April 15 digging through bank statements, Turo payouts, and a year's worth of maintenance receipts. FleetGrow eliminates that by keeping your records current every week.
Income tracked per vehicle
Log every Turo booking against the right car. See total income per vehicle for any period — matches your 1099-K without the reconciliation headache.
Expenses auto-categorized
Every expense is sorted into a tax category as you log it — maintenance, insurance, cleaning, tolls, registration. No reclassifying at year-end.
AI receipt scanning
Photograph any receipt and FleetGrow reads vendor, total, date and category automatically. Log a repair in 10 seconds instead of typing it all in.
Schedule C report in one click
Generate a print-ready financial report for any date range — total income, expenses by category, net profit per vehicle. Everything your accountant needs.
Every expense category a Turo host needs.
FleetGrow tracks all common Turo deductions automatically. Log the expense once and it ends up in the right bucket at tax time.
FleetGrow does not provide tax advice. Consult a tax professional regarding your specific situation.
Turo tax questions, answered
How do Turo hosts file taxes on their rental income?
Turo income is reported as self-employment income on Schedule C. You report gross income from Turo and then deduct eligible business expenses. FleetGrow tracks all of these per vehicle throughout the year so filing is a matter of exporting your report, not reconstructing months of receipts.
What expenses can Turo hosts deduct on their taxes?
Common deductible expenses include vehicle maintenance and repairs, insurance premiums, registration and licensing fees, car washes, tolls, and a proportional share of depreciation. FleetGrow categorizes each automatically so your deductions are already sorted when tax time arrives.
Does Turo send a 1099 to hosts?
Turo sends a 1099-K to hosts who meet IRS reporting thresholds. Even without a 1099-K, rental income must be reported. FleetGrow tracks your income per vehicle independently — useful for reconciling your 1099-K or for hosts below the threshold.
Do I need separate records for each car for taxes?
For accurate reporting, tracking income and expenses per vehicle is best practice — especially if cars were acquired at different times. FleetGrow does this automatically, so your per-car records are always accurate.
Can FleetGrow replace a tax professional?
No. FleetGrow tracks your income and expenses and organizes them for tax reporting — it does not provide tax advice. We strongly recommend working with a CPA or tax professional familiar with self-employment and rental income.
Start tracking your Turo deductions today.
Log income and expenses as you go. Never spend a weekend reconstructing receipts before April 15 again.