EV Napló
For rideshare drivers and delivery couriers

Bolt, Wolt, Uber. One app for your books.

Whether you drive passengers or deliver food, EV Napló records the day's many small payouts in seconds, handles fuel and maintenance costs under whichever method you use, and keeps your átalányadó or vállalkozói szja tax, alongside szocho, tracked all year.

Coming soon on the App Store

500 km/month

flat-rate vehicle cost, no mileage log

13%

szocho on at least the minimum wage

18x minimum wage

flat-rate revenue ceiling

NAV Online Számla

e-invoice sync

What trips people up

A lot of small entries, a few important rules

I get dozens of small payouts a week from the platform

A week of driving means a lot of small transactions, and typing each one in by hand is exactly the kind of chore that makes bookkeeping fall behind.

How do I deduct fuel and maintenance?

It depends on which tax regime you use, and whether you rely on a logged mileage record or the monthly 500 km flat rate.

Do I still owe minimum-wage szocho on a slow month?

As a main-occupation sole proprietor, yes, even if your actual withdrawal or flat-rate income was lower that month.

What the app does for you

Fast income entries

Log a Bolt, Wolt, or Uber payout in seconds, even several times a day, so bookkeeping never piles up.

Income & Expenses →

Dashboard

See today's, this month's, and this year's income, expenses, and profit at a glance, plus how close you are to your átalányadó ceiling.

Dashboard →

Receipt scanning

Photograph a fuel or service receipt and the app fills in the expense details for you, with on-device AI.

Receipt Scanning →

Hungarian tax, tracked as you go

Your átalányadó or vállalkozói szja liability, alongside the szocho minimum tax base, is calculated continuously.

Hungarian Tax & NAV Integration →
The rules that apply to you

Built for the rules that actually apply to you

This doesn't replace reading the specifics: the exact rules, with the exceptions, are in the full guides.

Itemized fuel and maintenance cost deduction only matters under vállalkozói szja: under átalányadó, the statutory cost ratio already covers it.

Deducting fuel and maintenance based on a logged mileage record triggers company car tax, while choosing the monthly 500 km flat rate doesn't.

As a main-occupation sole proprietor, szocho is due on at least the minimum wage, even in a month that actually brought in less.

FAQ

Quick answers

Can I deduct my car's fuel cost?+

It depends on your tax regime. Under vállalkozói szja, yes, based on a mileage log or the monthly 500 km flat rate; under átalányadó, the statutory cost ratio already covers it.

Vehicle costs guide →
Do I owe szocho even on a slow month?+

As a main-occupation sole proprietor, yes, generally on at least the minimum wage, unless you're a secondary-occupation proprietor or another exemption applies.

Social contribution tax guide →
Can EV Napló handle dozens of weekly payouts?+

Yes. Entries are built for fast logging, and the Dashboard updates instantly with every new one.

Does EV Napló file my tax return for me?+

No. EV Napló prepares the numbers you need for filing, but you or your accountant still submit the return to NAV.

Don't let bookkeeping pile up for the weekend

Log the payout between rides, in seconds, and let EV Napló handle the rest.

Coming soon on the App Store

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