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14. The cashier at Panera once told my husband that when he enters a tip the employees never

Mon Jun 26, 2023, 07:28 PM

Jun 2023

see it reflected in their paychecks. She basically told him not to enter a tip.

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general question on tipping [View all] stopdiggin Jun 2023 OP

I think it's always best to tip in cash. Think. Again. Jun 2023 #1

I hate tip culture. CrispyQ Jun 2023 #2

Yes, pay the employees, but, they're maybe not paying them well, so NoRethugFriends Jun 2023 #5

agree. the 'pay the workers' line stopdiggin Jun 2023 #16

+1000 Niagara Jun 2023 #9

Thank you for sharing this, doc03. Niagara Jun 2023 #13

I found this: sl8 Jun 2023 #19

Good questions, bookmarking intrepidity Jun 2023 #3

It's handled the same way as it is if you wrote the amount on the bill Hugh_Lebowski Jun 2023 #4

thanks. stopdiggin Jun 2023 #17

I prefer to tip in cash EYESORE 9001 Jun 2023 #7

Tip-culture is not world wide but is built into the culture of the USA sanatanadharma Jun 2023 #8

They are definitely taxed on tips on CC. Each establishment chooses split. we can do it Jun 2023 #10

Cash tips are almost always pocketed without paying any taxes on it. MichMan Jun 2023 #11

suspect that is true stopdiggin Jun 2023 #18