What does your fare give back?
Fife's taxi drivers live and work in the communities they serve. From helping elderly customers to supporting charities, clubs and local causes, this is what keeping your fare local can mean.
Uber in Scotland: The Numbers
UBER SCOT LIMITED · 2024 ACCOUNTS
What does Uber contribute locally?[1]
Uber operates across Scotland, including Fife. Its own filed accounts give us a useful picture of the money flowing through the Scottish company, what it pays in tax, and where substantial sums are owed.
- £166.2m Revenue Uber Scot Limited reported revenue of £166,181,632 in 2024, up from £139,957,116 in 2023.
- £155.1m Cost of sales £155,081,298 was recorded as the direct cost of providing its mobility services.
- £11.4m Administrative expenses Administrative expenses were £11,433,195 in 2024.
- £334,419 Loss after tax Uber Scot Limited reported a loss for the year, compared with a £189,566 profit in 2023.
- £0 Current corporation tax The accounts record no current tax charge for 2024.
- £33.5m Owed to Uber group companies At year end, £33,505,071 was recorded as amounts owed to group undertakings.
Local is different.
Fife's taxi and private-hire firms are part of the communities they serve. Drivers live here, spend here and often help customers and local organisations in ways that never appear on a fare receipt.
Keeping Fife moving. Keeping Fife local.
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Sources and documents
- Audit exemption subsidiary accounts. Uber Scot Ltd, Companies House, 30 September 2025. find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk (accessed 30 September 2026).