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Level 4
February 9, 2022
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TIP SPLITTING Deduction

  • February 9, 2022
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**Tip Splitting  Reg. 1.1191(a)3(ii)**

Is anyone familiar with the input above? I am not sure if this deducts 50% of the tips received and would appreciate further guidance. 

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Level 15
February 10, 2022

Can you clarify exactly which Reg you are referring to?

And can you clarify EXACTLY what the situation is, and what you are trying to do?

MairofAuthor
Level 4
February 18, 2022

Hi, I would like to know if the tips that receive the employees all are taxable. Do you know if I it is any regulations to reduce the tips amount like if they share the tips with other employees.

I really appreciate your help.

 

Thank you

MairofAuthor
Level 4
February 18, 2022

It is for prepared personal income taxes. The W-2 show the tips

abctax55
Level 15
February 18, 2022

EmployERs can get a credit for the SS tax the employER pays on reported tips included in payroll.

Maybe your *friend* is thinking of something like that?

But the employee pays tax on the tips received/allocated.  If there's a sharing agreement, then that is addressed by the employer before amounts are included on the W-2.

Perhaps a conversation with between the employee & employer is in order.

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qbteachmt
Level 15
February 18, 2022

If you ignore the section punctuation as an error, there is a reference to 50% deductible meals or 100% deductible meals, when the meals are provided to employees, and there are temporary provisions in place in support of covid-related recovery efforts. This is part of Business Deductions for Business Meals and has nothing to do with payroll Tips. Perhaps someone confused the wording of "restaurant meals" and "server tips" as if that is all related?

Which is why you don't listen to "friends" if they are not professionals for tax regulations.

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