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Opyelie · 11-29-2010, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by hnsq

Well...how much DID he make? I hope he saved his stubs from cashing out tips at the end of every shift. This shouldn't be a subjective thing. You should be able to add up how much he really made and tell us to the penny how much that is off from his W2.

In the OP it states the son never received a payslip (earnings statement) so I doubt he got a tally of his tips either.

hnsq · 11-29-2010, 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Opyelie

In the OP it states the son never received a payslip (earnings statement) so I doubt he got a tally of his tips either.

Sorry..I missed that. He might be able to get a rough estimate by tracing back though.

If he averages $60/night in tips and works 3 nights/week, do some math to see if it rounds out to about $20k/year...