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It's not the taxpayer that looses? If you don't provide good service you don't get paid the tips.The employee's still get paid somewhat of an hourly wage and that should get taxed. There is no way you can estimate what a person gets tipped in a single shift.Greed on the American Government is what set this standard on these hard working people.Just another way to over tax the hardworking middle class! Been there and done that from 85 till 89 and the people that don't provide a good service and pool tips is a farce also. You provide the service well, you should be able to keep your own tips and not pick up for the slackers. Scooter from Indy.