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That's a naive understanding of what's really happening at most restaurants. Cash tips are almost always significantly under-reported. It's nowhere near as low
by tchaffee 5y ago
That's a naive understanding of what's really happening at most restaurants. Cash tips are almost always significantly under-reported. It's nowhere near as low as "tip jar on the counter" amounts.
- b3morales 5y agoYes, of course there is underreporting; nothing in my comment says otherwise. I'm not following your point. Since some people cheat on their taxes, they shouldn't be paid wages instead, because then they wouldn't be able to underreport as easily?
- tchaffee 5y agoMy point was that the under-reporting is in much larger amounts than your claim that "You can get away with not reporting it if it's a few extra bucks from a jar on a counter." > Since some people cheat on their taxes, they shouldn't be paid wages instead, because then they wouldn't be able to underreport as easily? How did you get this from what I said? I said nothing to that effect. Not even close. My point was very simple.