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Agree. It is the norm. All restaurants, the most common places to tip, do this too. If they calculate/print suggested tip amounts they use post tax and also if
by conductr 12y ago
Agree. It is the norm. All restaurants, the most common places to tip, do this too. If they calculate/print suggested tip amounts they use post tax and also if you trigger a gratuity included they use post tax.
To be far, I think most people use post tax when calculating tip in their head too.
- ihaveajob 12y agoOne thing I hear a lot is to just double the sales tax. Around CA, when it was around 7.5%, it added up to a nice 15%. Since they recently increased sales taxes to about 8.5-9% depending on the city, it doesn't work that way. Or yes, if you account for tip inflation.
- monksy 12y agoOne thing I saw recently is that a place did 18, 20, 22%. I'm pretty sure I tipped lower just for that.
- smackfu 12y ago> If they calculate/print suggested tip amounts they use post tax I see it done both ways.