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Topic	I cannot believe Starbucks asks for a tip
Jen0125 03/12/23 9:59:17 AM #36:	Monopoman posted... Can an employer just deem their employees as tipped salary? I thought it had to be a job where tips were common for that to happen like working as a wait staff at a typical sit down restaurant or something. Like if I run say a plumbing business and my employee receives a tip on average of 1 in 50 jobs does that mean I can then claim they are a tipped employee? Seems like a pretty damn ridiculous thing to me in that case, if you are receiving tips all the time sure maybe there is some leeway there but tips that are super rare should not trigger this. They could change it but it'd change your tax structure and you could quit and just go work at any other coffee shop that isn't being unreasonable. This person is trying to talk about an issue that isn't happening for some reason lol <cite>Jen0125 posted [p:972119797] in I cannot b... [t:80375219]...</cite> <quote>Monopoman posted... </cite><quote>Can an employer just deem their employees as tipped salary?I thought it had to be a job where tips were common for that to happen like working as a wait staff at a typical sit down restaurant or something. Like if I run say a plumbing business and my employee receives a tip on average of 1 in 50 jobs does that mean I can then claim they are a tipped employee? Seems like a pretty damn ridiculous thing to me in that case, if you are receiving tips all the time sure maybe there is some leeway there but tips that are super rare should not trigger this.</quote>They could change it but it'd change your tax structure and you could quit and just go work at any other coffee shop that isn't being unreasonable. This person is trying to talk about an issue that isn't happening for some reason lol </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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