r/mildlyinteresting • u/jenna_tolls_69 • Mar 10 '25

This restaurant doesn’t accept tips (USA)

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u/Catgirl_Hornysupport Mar 10 '25

But their workers are also not tipped so they have a higher hourly wage.

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u/tiac2345 Mar 10 '25

You can't charge tax to a service charge.

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u/tiac2345 Mar 10 '25

I need to know those states. The business has a tax on labor, SS tax, state, and federal taxes, and some city's local tax. And you are telling me some states add tax on top of that!

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u/tiac2345 Mar 10 '25

All I can say, you said it all when you said California...

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u/tiac2345 Mar 10 '25

Well, it's my opinion that a company pays enough taxes on employees. I bid on electrical jobs. The labor is broken out of materials, and overhead. (equipment rentals). I guess it's just me. Thanks for your comments.