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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of places also calculate tip on top of the total with tax. I tip on the subtotal.[/quote]

Cheapskate!   Who does that?  [/quote]

Why is PP a cheapskate for not tipping on the tax? [/quote]

It’s nickel and diming. Most people look at what they are being charged and tip on it.[/quote]

You’re not supposed to tip on the tax. The tax is on top of the food and drink portion, so not part of what you pay tip on. 
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It is perfectly fine to tip on the tax also, ignore the “not supposed to” business. Absolutely no one is going to complain if you tip slightly more than some people here think you should. [/quote]

Sure, haha, it’s “perfectly fine” to tip on the tax. But it is completely unnecessary, since the tax has nothing to do with your own payment to the restaurant for the food. Just as the tax is calculated on the price if the food and drink purchased, the tip should also be calculated on the amount paid for food and drink.

It appears there’s a number of restaurant people here trying to take advantage of customers by making them feel foolish or cheap if they don’t tip a higher amount. I like to be generous to wait staff, but not to the point of being a chump. 
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I’ve never worked in a restaurant and I tip on the total including tax. Tax is 10 percent in D.C., so tipping on the tax is andding another 2 percent. That’s not exactly going to bankrupt me or make me a chump. Are you really so miserly that you feel like a chump for leaving an extra $2 on a $100 meal?[/quote]

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