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At restaurants, do you calculate the tip before or after taxes? |
At restaurants, do you calculate the tip before or after taxes? Always before taxes. You do not tip on government taxes. You figure out the tip before taxes. before taxes i tip according to the entire total, but there are no taxes in delaware. the taxes can't be much i usually do 20% or more so i'd just count them in too. I always do a pre-tax calculation, not sure if that is right or not! My reasoning is that they should get 20% of the bill & the goverment is adding a certain percentage on top of that (in ct 6%) so why should I pay even more? Good Luck I always calculate the tip based on the full bill (including taxes). My tip calculations are based on the 'service scale' below: 0%=bad 10% or less=lacking 15%=normal service 20%=Better than expected 25%+ = Exceptional Hope this helps! A quick and easy way to figure out the tip is $1 for every $10 spent. $1 for up to $10, $2 for $10 to $20, $3 for $20 to $30, etc. there is no sales tax in Oregon where I live so the tax part doesnt apply to me. |
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