r/antiwork Jan 14 '22

So sorry, I'm broke so I can only pay you $77 for my food. You were great though.

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u/DL_ Jan 15 '22

If they don't then what are they basing the tax deductions and other things off of?

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u/Ellie__1 Jan 15 '22

Their paid wages. Restaurant workers are expected to self-report tipped income on their W2s.

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u/DL_ Jan 15 '22

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u/Ellie__1 Jan 15 '22

Which is different than tips going on a paystub.

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u/DL_ Jan 15 '22

The tax deductions are calculated based on what they report so there is a record one way or another.

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u/itslo89 Jan 15 '22

When I was a server my paystubs always documented my tipped income from credit cards and my self-reported cash tips. At the end of the night when cashing out the POS system would ask you to self report your cash tips which is how they had that information. It has to go on the paystub and further it ultimately ends up on the W2.