No tax on tips: Why politicians love it, and economists don't

Re:No tax on tips: Why politicians love it, and economists d... by munchler on Thursday August 15, 2024 @12:45AM (#41253149)

So if they pay you $1 for your services and decline to tip you, are you OK having no legal recourse?

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Re:No tax on tips: Why politicians love it, and economists d... by JumpCrisscross on Thursday August 15, 2024 @12:46AM (#41253159)

> if they pay you $1 for your services and decline to tip you, are you OK having no legal recourse?

Plenty of third-world business arrangements work like this. The problem is it incentivises extrajudicial enforcement.

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Re:No tax on tips: Why politicians love it, and economists d... by gota on Thursday August 15, 2024 @04:36PM (#41260091)

I can sort of see the articles "Gen Alpha introduces: "tip first""

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Re:No tax on tips: Why politicians love it, and economists d... by LorenPechtel on Thursday August 15, 2024 @06:43PM (#41261244)

And you don't hire you next time around. In any sort of ongoing relationship not tipping appropriately wouldn't work.

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