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EDGEMAN
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And tips are tax free (federally)

So you don't have to add extra on the tip to make up for the IRS hit.
Posted: 06/23/2026 at 10:33 AM ET
(In response to this post by TomTurkey)

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Another tipping question. We are having a 75th birthday party for my wife.
Galenahokie 06/23/26 09:49 AM ET
More important question is
turkeywinghokie 06/23/26 01:44 PM ET
Questions like that I always default to: What would a Rothschild do?
jdkhokie 06/23/26 12:42 PM ET
See Below Deck for tip amounts. ;^)**
Freddyburg Hokie 06/23/26 02:52 PM ET
$100 each for waitstaff. No explanation required.**
PhotoHokieNC 06/23/26 11:45 AM ET
Check your paperwork. When I work banquets here the hotel/venue will put a
Coach McGuirk 06/23/26 10:53 AM ET
I just married off the daughter; I discussed with the caterer that all sta
dolph 06/23/26 10:20 AM ET
So the wait staff is probably getting minimum wage+; the bartender a bit
UTPr0sim 06/23/26 09:58 AM ET
My thought, too. DJ on interactive personality and if amenable to requests
TomTurkey 06/23/26 10:16 AM ET
And tips are tax free (federally)
EDGEMAN 06/23/26 10:33 AM ET
I tip generously pre state/local (meals) tax
TomTurkey 06/23/26 10:36 AM ET