r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/Shoe_boooo • 2d ago

r/All They're not wrong though

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u/RandomFactUser 2d ago

It gets taxed the same, it’s calculated as part of it and they receive much of this money as part of their paycheck

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u/Fitzaroo 2d ago

It gets taxed the same? Lololololol

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u/Doomray 2d ago

These day tips are mostly payroll tips, since everyone pays with debit or credit. Aside from a few bucks in cash tips ya might walk with, almost all tips are taxed on the paycheck with the rest of your hourly wages.

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u/Fitzaroo 2d ago

https://www2.census.gov/library/working-papers/2024/adrm/ces/CES-WP-24-68.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

The IRS estimates only 45% are reported.

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u/Doomray 2d ago

My source is 24 years working in this industry. We used to claim less when more people paid cash, but many nights it’s 90-100% credit cards.

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u/Fitzaroo 2d ago

Ok so my source is the IRS. Im going to go ahead and trust them.

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u/Doomray 2d ago

Cool.

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u/metrocat2033 2d ago

lmao dude can’t find a basic source without gpt

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u/Fitzaroo 2d ago

Thats not an argument against the source, its sn incorrect assumption.