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What happens to TaskRabbit earnings when someone dies

TaskRabbit publishes no process specific to a deceased person's account; a written request goes in through TaskRabbit's support ticket system.

TaskRabbit decides what happens to TaskRabbit earnings after a death case by case; its terms promise no transfer.

TaskRabbit publishes no process specific to a deceased person's account; a written request goes in through TaskRabbit's support ticket system.

How to request a transfer

1
Contact Customer Support through the Contact Us page by messaging or the email form, or call 1-844-340-8275 (Monday through Saturday, 8:30 am to 6:30 pm Central Time), to report the Tasker's death.
2
Call first if tasks are booked on the account in the next few days.
3
Ask Support what it requires from the estate before it acts on the account. The email form takes file attachments.
4
Ask Support to cancel tasks already booked on the account and tell the clients, more than 24 hours before each start time where possible. Ask Support to settle the hours on any partly completed task with the client.
5
Ask what earnings were still owed or processing at the date of death. Payouts reach the checking account on file once transactions finish processing, usually 2 to 4 business days; money already paid out is in that account.
6
Ask Support for the Tasker's Transaction History for the estate records and the final tax return. Form 1099-K, for eligible Taskers, comes from Stripe through a Stripe Express account.
7
Ask Support to deactivate the account once the tasks, earnings and records are resolved, rather than using the Tasker's login. Hold off on a privacy deletion request, which also deactivates the account.
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What TaskRabbit, Inc.'s terms say at death

Section 23

“You may not assign or transfer the Agreement without our prior written approval. Any assignment in violation of this Section 23 shall be null and void.”1

What TaskRabbit, Inc. says happens5

Closing the account

Section 7 of the Terms provides that a user may terminate the agreement "by ceasing all use of the Platform and deactivating your account."1

Self-service deactivation is on the website only, requires logging in, and requires first completing or cancelling every active task.2

Deletion and data retention

TaskRabbit states that requesting the deletion of data "will also deactivate your account."3

Viewed without signing in, the email form on the Contact Us page carries a request-type selector for a copy of personal data or a deletion request.4

Balances, payouts and refunds

Funds transfer from Stripe into the Tasker's bank account once transactions finish processing, usually around 2 to 4 business days.5

Taskers are paid only by direct deposit to an active checking account; savings accounts, prepaid debit cards and reloadable bank cards are not valid.6

A "Transaction" is recorded when the Tasker is paid for a task, not when an invoice is submitted, so earnings for recently completed tasks may still be processing.7

A cancellation fee owed to a Tasker may take up to 8 business days to appear on the Tasker account.8

Continuing a shop, channel or listing

TaskRabbit's No Show policy states that cancellations by Taskers or Clients "must be communicated more than 24 hours before the scheduled start time."9

When a task is partly completed, the client and Tasker agree the hours to invoice, and Customer Support "can help mediate" if they cannot agree.10

Tax forms the provider issues

The Form 1099-K comes from TaskRabbit's payment processor, Stripe, and shows only payouts on the platform; eligible Taskers download it through a Stripe Express account.11, 12

Not in TaskRabbit's published guidance7

  • A process for a deceased account holder
  • A death clause in the Global Terms of Service
  • An estate-specific support team or channel
  • A mailing address for a written request
  • A complete list of the documents to send
  • How long a request takes
  • A retention commitment for a deceased Tasker's records

Sources12

A written request to TaskRabbit can ask it to preserve the account while the estate is opened, provide purchase and transaction records for the estate inventory, refund an unspent balance and close the account.

Digital Assets Recovery Letter for TaskRabbit drafts that request from the estate's details.

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Sources

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