Anonymous wrote:No. We've just stopped eating out.
Anonymous wrote:It’s only no tax on cash tips. Who leaves cash tips on the regular?
Anonymous wrote:Just want to point out that the bill defined cash tips as all tips (including those left on a credit card) that aren’t tangible goods. (Point 3 under No Tax on Tips in the linked article.) https://www.cbia.com/news/hr-safety/employers-tax-tips-overtime#:~:text=While%20the%20deduction%20applies%20to,gift%20basket%20or%20movie%20tickets.
Same here. They can keep their biscuit-sized burgers and Grade C quality. I have all but ceased eating out for about a year now.Anonymous wrote:No. We've just stopped eating out.
Anonymous wrote:Just want to point out that the bill defined cash tips as all tips (including those left on a credit card) that aren’t tangible goods. (Point 3 under No Tax on Tips in the linked article.) https://www.cbia.com/news/hr-safety/employers-tax-tips-overtime#:~:text=While%20the%20deduction%20applies%20to,gift%20basket%20or%20movie%20tickets.
Anonymous wrote:It’s only no tax on cash tips. Who leaves cash tips on the regular?
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I've reduced my tipping already, but not because of the BBB. For a full-service restaurant, which I rarely go to these days, I still tip 20%, but for picking up my own order, nothing. I used to tip 5%.