Biden’s IRS Pushes Scheme To Crack Down On Restaurant Tips
The Biden administration's Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has proposed a program for service industry employers to report their workers' tips to the IRS.
I thought the Democrats were only siccing the IRS on the rich?
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Tech
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Currently if you add the tip to the card, it is held till their paycheck and taxes are paid. The wife was a waitress for a time and she said that the IRS could check your sales since it is computerized and if you did claim a certain percentage in tips they could gig you. Do we now put a small tip on the card and the rest in cash?
glhs837
Power with Control
We've been tipping straight cash for years now.
PeoplesElbow
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So they are going to spend $$$$$$$$$ to try to collect $.
jrt_ms1995
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It's the Government way!
WingsOfGold
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But everybody knows waitresses at Denny's all make 400K!
HemiHauler
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And the 16th Amendment, which is illegal and unconstitutional.
black dog
Free America
Wanna guess what the jobs that tip, say in the Annapolis restaurants and bars earn in cash a week make? How about they pay the same rates everyone else pays that is employed.But everybody knows waitresses at Denny's all make 400K!
SamSpade
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Ok now you sound like a rightie.
SamSpade
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I have to wonder WHAT motivates this administration for some of its ideas.Biden’s IRS Pushes Scheme To Crack Down On Restaurant Tips
The Biden administration's Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has proposed a program for service industry employers to report their workers' tips to the IRS.dailycaller.com
I listened to about ten minutes of last night's SOTU before I just quit and remembered, dude, it's been a propaganda piece for decades now.
But Biden was going to crack down on "hotel fees" - and then he said they can be as much as a hundred dollars a night.
Now between you and me, if it costs more than TWO hundred dollars a night, I'm looking for alternatives.
So WHO wants to "save" that "extra hundred"? Who in God's name is THAT helping?
Not middle America. They don't go to hotels all that often, but they sure don't go to ones where they charge an extra hundred here and there, like it's no big deal.
Same here.
What are hotel fees .? I pay for the room & state tax.
SamSpade
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You know, I thought the same thing. When I've gone down the bill before, about the only unusual thing I'd find was, ooops, valet parking wasn't free. Who bought a movie? Dammit I said no minibar. That's why I wondered WTF is he talking about? Who on earth is fussing about paying "hotel fees"?
Now - HOSPITAL fees - they're another story. They're the one cost I can guarantee, insurance never covers and sometimes, the only fee I pay.
I mean, I sort of get it - it does cost the hospital money to remain open, even if it has almost no patients.
Tech
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Since it's in the Constitution, it's constitutional.