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Plain-language help with the paperwork that comes with 1099 gig work. Each guide links the official sources it was checked against. Last reviewed October 2, 2026.

• SNAP profit and loss statement for gig work

  What to put on a year-to-date P&L for the SNAP office, what to ask your caseworker first, and how SNAP counts driving costs (with an Indiana example).

• Proving gig income for a rental application

  The documents landlords usually accept from 1099 gig workers, how to put them together, and what to do if a screening report gets you turned down.

• IRS mileage log rules: odometer vs. GPS

  What IRS Publication 463 asks a mileage log to show, business vs. personal miles, the 2026 rate, and how GPS apps and odometer logs compare.

These guides are general information, not legal, tax, or benefits advice. Rules change and differ by state, agency, and landlord, and the office or landlord you’re dealing with decides what it accepts. Work Well Kept isn’t affiliated with the IRS, USDA, HUD, any state agency, or any gig app. See our Disclaimer.