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I work in a casino where the IRS tip agreement was recently adjusted to a higher percentage, resulting in a 15.3% rate after a mandatory 5% tip out. I did not agree to this rate, and it is not accurate. Management and the casino's IRS contact will not help. I am being taxed on income I did not make. What should be my next step? Should I keep accurate numbers and adjust income come tax time, or back out of the tip compliance agreement, even though the IRS contact warned me that I would likely be audited every year if I did so?

March 4th, 2024

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