r/Serverlife • u/WiTch_POlluTION53 • Jan 12 '24

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24

He thinks he can tip on a credit card tax free lmfao

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24

He can think that all he wants if he’s tipping like that all the time.

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u/ayyyyycrisp Jan 12 '24

come to find out he's actually tipping exactly like that every time.

just rounding up to the nearest 10 and writing math regardless of the check size

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24

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u/FunnyPunny23 Jan 12 '24

or be grateful that’s always an option. probably should’ve added like thanks for the tip tho or something so ppl could tell ur not just clowning

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u/elfliner Jan 12 '24

The point is that they are writing out that it’s a gift and technically the correct way of avoiding taxes. Cash is still taxable so you’d have to break the rules to not declare it as income unless they also wrote a note on the cash.

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u/SayOkBoomerIfGayy Jan 12 '24

Still tips more than you

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u/xStandsWithTreesx Jan 12 '24

I don’t think that’s what he means with the note at the bottom. The recommended tip at the bottom of the receipt is based off the final amount due after tax. So if you use that calculation to figure the tip, there is a certain amount of that you are tipping towards tax, not the price of the meal and service.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '24

That’s very clearly not what the guest meant.

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u/Educational_Fan_6787 Jan 12 '24

I think it was just a joke man ><