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this is nonsense. In 2024 restaurants for the most part are giving employees paychecks. The tips are tracked, taxed etc. folks aren’t walking home with 500 dollars in their pockets these days, but instead weekly paychecks.

There’s no administrative burden by not taxing cash tips. They just don’t report it. Every thing else remains the same.
Theres absolutely an administrative burden, Instead of these employers withholding taxes from all wages they will not have only withhold wages from a portion. Most restaurants are small business they do not have the ability to add to the additional overhead to track this. You’re risking a lot of severs underpaying their taxes when all of this gets screwed up


btw, any change in tax law comes with extra administrative burden, you set up systems and processes to account for something and any change da,n near guarantees fukk ups. Look at how many people and companies screwed up the new w4
 

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Theres absolutely an administrative burden, Instead of these employers withholding taxes from all wages they will not have only withhold wages from a portion. Most restaurants are small business they do not have the ability to add to the additional overhead to track this. You’re risking a lot of severs underpaying their taxes when all of this gets screwed up
Respectfully, you don’t know what you’re talking about.

Just say you think it’s unfair which is clear to everyone
 

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Respectfully, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Ok bruh. Please explain how payroll systems meant to withhold taxes on all wage paid to an employee….get switched to not withholding taxes on certain income not come with increased administrative burden?


and ultimately the tax payer will have to file all this correctly on their tax return


the juice is not worth the squeeze. You’re better off just giving servers a refundable tax credit
 

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Ok bruh. Please explain how payroll systems meant to withhold taxes on all wage paid to an employee….get switched to not withholding taxes on certain income not come with increased administrative burden?


and ultimately the tax payer will have to file all this correctly on their tax return


the juice is not worth the squeeze. You’re better off just giving servers a refundable tax credit
You’re arguing that payroll software can’t be updated to adjust for laws? :pachaha:

The same payroll software that has accounted for min wage threshold adjustments for over 2 decades?
 
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