) W( z u8 q% b: ~0 N* }9 {8 X4 b$ g' U) K3 d, [% k3 c
For Employer:$ z, |& ]/ _% y f! Q7 F
... # W) o& W$ h/ U2 n9 d4 J / L- w* r: n4 v9 l/ X% `4 A. ^You may argue this was for the US. I have to admit I am not formiliar with Canada Tax Regulations. I just know the income tax in Canada is much higher than the states.
) Z# W5 R" b% W0 e; l+ M" O) H5 D" z$ f
hoho, i don't need to argue at all, as you admitted the point yourself that we are not talking about the same thing.% i2 ^8 y+ g- ]8 x+ h2 A0 R
1 G1 O9 s* [* v3 `0 Q
US law doesn't apply to Canada. Thank God, it doesn't, for many aspects! V( J2 h% @) i9 ?4 F" f
, e- X/ Z1 i7 C M1 i; k3 ?Someone from UK, NZ, AU or even HK dig out the tip-tax laws there?, \- Z w; I# a% m
# y6 A4 C( {* i# ?
[ 本帖最后由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:50 编辑 ]
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:46 发表- S$ ?/ Q7 v2 r# v0 l$ n( K
- d% c% H7 N7 g* u! m6 A( i, K
t1 F- Y% P |* Uhoho, i don't need to argue at all, as you admitted the point yourself that we are not talking about the same thing., D! H8 e o$ f2 s
\. q" r Q& N a! ~8 sUS law doesn't apply to Canada. Thank God, it doesn't, for many aspect ...
3 F! n( @3 u# s4 x( S5 d3 l+ {, ~/ u+ E; u) x
Uh, I don't think you read my last sentence. 6 n# W( P' a1 w8 u% E9 E4 [ 5 v* t4 u1 g6 N4 m# n8 @' vBut one thing I am clearer now: I guess there are too many people who ONLY see law as their own "rules" but common sense means nothing. 2 Q9 r( n e! ?( g4 C( [ v6 T( I. s- r( i3 F' T& y0 Q[ 本帖最后由 OliveOil 于 2006-11-27 11:50 编辑 ]
原帖由 OliveOil 于 2006-11-27 11:49 发表2 }( s: o- N! J& j9 Z. e; p$ d
' l I& s1 C" W5 ]/ Y7 }# r 4 f0 q5 J. v& l. ]6 XI guess there are too many people who ONLY see law as his own "rules" but common sense means nothing.
; B/ Y2 {/ e3 S: D
/ K/ @1 i. x8 g! v
please refer to my note made on the last page. common sense is definitely something, but that still doesn't make it a law! # D* G$ J1 z9 L - s# V0 L! E. `6 k7 e, f[ 本帖最后由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:54 编辑 ]
原帖由 OliveOil 于 2006-11-27 11:49 发表 k. ]+ l* J: ~' b" u7 V! N& p " N# U7 {2 z9 l% o. H; z' \7 ~. O* |5 L0 p( [2 ?
Uh, I don't think you read my last sentence.2 z* \) I+ ]1 Q
% g* E- E* F' g% o) g
But one thing I am clearer now: I guess there are too many people who ONLY see law as their own "rules" but common sense means nothin ...
% k. Y6 c( b. @; }& {1 {+ m! c) o3 ~2 B
Your last sentence is again an "a+b must be equal to c" thing. E7 G9 `# O2 y, I; E , V2 f# @1 X: |, T/ K- atip-tax in US + high (?) tax in canade = tip tax in canada4 d3 s z r' N0 {' Z' t
& r* V) N- u) E i2 o2 vwhat's the logic there?: y! F7 z0 k/ U1 f8 H# l7 N! B9 h
5 f2 W8 n }- E: c) j0 V. _: Pwhen you are talking about law, you cannot use your own guess/think/assumption. put out some valid facts before you jump to the ridiculous conclusion!
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:51 发表/ S; }2 S# P1 T2 [/ h3 Z4 k; i) ~
" b( l- K! T* h0 H
; i8 J9 X: `' i. W+ q6 B
please refer to my note made on the last page. common sense is definitely something, but it still doesn't make it a law!
- j% k8 ]& c. d9 ~8 i$ f; `& G, S( w9 _/ m9 t% P
haha you were so fast and anxious to fight me, before I even finished editing.
原帖由 OliveOil 于 2006-11-27 17:49 发表 ( N5 v. [1 ~, Y/ E3 }" S ( @0 Y0 v( F# |1 L' G. \7 Z 1 G* k$ `+ `' s9 A" Y$ p' NUh, I don't think you read my last sentence.7 m i$ s0 @' x0 l
0 x) t9 p2 g! o7 x8 m4 G) n
But one thing I am clearer now: I guess there are too many people who ONLY see law as their own "rules" but common sense means nothin ...
% K/ H1 D+ a" M$ s5 G' o* |
7 x4 d6 V0 ]/ k' J+ ~9 e : ^% ] n8 j/ C: {' N5 A . N# ?- [* I; m( r: yTo Elle, According to the common sense, if you know that you should pay tips but you did not even you had a good servie, that's RUDE!! - G* k7 D! N( }" b, S9 {& G # d: V6 G( l5 q" x/ ?The exception is: some new comer does not know the common sense
原帖由 裙裾飘飘 于 2006-11-27 11:57 发表 3 \1 e0 t. ]4 i4 a/ d: c t) m* l- h/ E3 L1 |8 o5 V9 u
b9 ?. A6 h5 y" P ; K7 e! M: ]" y" X: D- D7 c . \+ l8 i; n) A; k) g+ qTo Elle, According to the common sense, if you know that you should pay tips but you did not even you had a good servie, that's RUDE!! ' z9 q( A _$ x4 c. P- t
$ @" o0 Q% ]- v- L: h; R- uThe exception is: so ...
- i3 ]! X/ W6 c& Q
% E5 c3 J' i) y8 W' x
haha, i do pay the tips when i live/travel in "tipping" areas, thanks for the reminder. / N( O& j; [) m5 x2 m( k8 y- m( m- U) }! Z, K( d: s) [* P5 I
the point i wanted to make in this discussion is that tipping is a common sense, but just a common sense. ( J, u; I8 |4 {: m0 b& ^# `
There's no law/regulation that you can force people to tip, even if they may be considered rude for not tipping. 9 i/ D* Y7 p2 K2 }8 i- E 4 N/ T, o' R. \! C) J4 S$ T P LOr maybe the people in service can make a plead to the congress/parliament or whatsoever to add this amendment into the bylaws or even constitution. ' ^7 i+ y! Z5 Q, } ! l6 e# V( M# r4 q9 L[ 本帖最后由 elle 于 2006-11-27 12:12 编辑 ]
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:53 发表 $ _$ h6 m& Q, K1 y* C 2 E0 d H7 f" @8 n( G' c + {6 z; ?2 f2 T4 CYour last sentence is again an "a+b must be equal to c" thing.9 V9 o% k7 N9 e# n3 ~
" S4 @1 L5 Q F$ o6 t
tip-tax in US + high (?) tax in canade = tip tax in canada) M2 |6 ?2 U# w+ B+ O; k
- r! B& x. g: Z: }what's the logic there? & y* a& ^4 R2 J( b, H6 k( Q C* e9 Z8 P5 |* `# U' y# Z
when you are talking about ...
0 R, U1 G0 i- X& r' D+ I) G& |5 w. `" ^5 x
I am talking "Law" + "Common Sense". If you can't discuss without accusing the 'ridiculous' me, hold tight to your own opinion
原帖由 OliveOil 于 2006-11-27 12:02 发表- b- @" e8 ?( T
% j4 m' C) h% G9 R
& d* U' ~9 y& |8 [0 P/ E
I am talking "Law" + "Common Sense". If you can't discuss without accusing the 'ridiculous' me, hold tight to your own opinion
# v' }. L) Z, j" F1 e2 z
% Z8 T( A+ k/ s( Y4 j" a, zit's not accusing, don't use big words that you don't understand. 2 I% T7 b; U% X* ?) P- R 2 ~" O1 L( \5 q3 w7 Yright, i do hold tight to my own opinion.
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 12:07 发表3 M* H/ T) _5 z; q& U% z" e' \2 P' y8 s3 s
7 g7 [( i) N: q/ g8 m
- A' a! `1 r7 C$ d
don't use big words that you don't understand.
. X! ]6 p: Z7 H8 P+ e
, N7 u; v% g8 I# w7 `1 ?
# w; \" \9 b7 T ~: d I 服了U! :chongbai: :chongbai: :chongbai: :chongbai:
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 11:06 发表 1 c# i# v; O# i2 Q! H7 vwell, just for clarification purpose; z& C1 x) E0 H8 U9 Z: V* O
0 {/ U0 P ]- [% q3 p6 f. t* l" V) f, P
i am paying my tips, although it's something typical only/mainly in the english speaking coutries. 4 ?" g0 P) G5 @ g6 c! a8 w" q# F Z, k
i understand that the waiters/waitresses and other pe ...
0 Y H4 ~" T6 [- y
这小妮子真要讲理哈!- l+ k* P4 u4 h0 H+ _: E6 C
, S* W+ f- ?; V7 `' }$ K# e* K
大家也别周旋什么法律了。那给小费虽然不是法律, 但是叫做:习俗常规(custom)。不给小费不会被抓进监狱, 但是会被人不耻. 这世界上并非所有行为都被法律法规明文,比如你当众放屁谁也管不着,甚至你没憋住放了一个两个的,别人还会善意的微笑,但是你天天吃黄豆,到了办公室一边放炮一边扭屁股,你说这。。。。再比如你当众。。。哈哈,不举那么多例子了。: X& q" @% i- U# p
3 C. P' k2 l7 z( B[ 本帖最后由 三思 于 2006-11-27 12:48 编辑 ]
$ ]. a4 x6 X9 t6 i2 S* dhaha, i do pay the tips when i live/travel in "tipping" areas, thanks for the reminder. $ m2 k& X$ J% g. ^( u! _ ' x" Y% ?- u! z7 w* r7 |9 M% G% Zthe point i wanted to make in this discussion is that tipping is a common sense, but just a common sense. " y% T2 X" O5 i ]; yThere's no law/regulation that you can force people to tip, even if they may be considered rude for not tipping. 4 r/ A9 J9 v. d9 R1 \; G
$ l" P: {. Y& P4 g" J/ A0 fOr maybe the people in service can make a plead to the congress/parliament or whatsoever to add this amendment into the bylaws or even constitution. * @2 E! D5 U9 y' g0 [ `
1 n }: C _( f0 l% q 还宪法呢? 这算custom行吗?就是虽不为法,但是绝大多数都自行遵守的常规。 & @) V) T: m: p) {! k如果大家都不按着办, 那估计真要立法了!随便把“不得当众放p"也立进去 U2 U% t' y) E2 w1 z* N t# A/ ~& q0 Z1 D% h5 J3 e% b, k
3 D. @" ?- K* f g8 j) j+ J2 D; X你别捣乱了,可怜可怜大雪天送餐的兄弟们吧!
3 d* Q: t" [' k8 ~0 e& u. A 还宪法呢? 这算custom行吗?就是虽不为法,但是绝大多数都自行遵守的常规。 3 G Z T& a# f$ @7 e如果大家都不按着办, 那估计真要立法了!随便把“不得当众放p"也立进去 ; ~- f1 a/ [4 u; Y$ s ( ^7 a( B8 |. G8 z2 X% y$ d4 u3 ^1 Z1 r* a0 z6 y q2 H1 f
你别捣乱了,可怜可怜 ...
0 o& _% L( Z* K4 I k & E4 {6 b, ?5 F8 \( t+ M) c" yi do agree with most of people here that tipping is a custom that most of us, INCLUDING MYSELF follow when we receive services here.3 x+ L& T9 e: i# r
: W# ?- ]+ w3 |4 z/ M' K* ~
i was involved in the law/custom discussion when i commented "但是据说做服务行业的人缴税的时候,政府已经把你的小费收入算进去了,所以拿不到小费的确让服务员气愤。 " with "街头传闻不可信" in reply No.42. Then someone brought up the guides and US tax laws... 5 G) U7 j2 h& ^) `/ x! ^3 z8 s# L) p% ]( [7 m
hoho, how funny1 O2 e" P+ j3 y: k6 n2 p7 f
原帖由 elle 于 2006-11-27 13:05 发表8 J) a. x4 J+ L ^. I# I* E
+ `& d8 A* F- k/ z2 ^& X/ E8 B
! t( {) J7 _4 s- c5 ?i do agree with most of people here this is a custom that most of us, including myself follow when we receive services here. ) _6 u5 f+ B# |" q1 K5 L" f4 V: O& j5 G
i was involved in the law/custom discussion when i commented &q ...
- _0 |; U; `* ~+ g) E, q你看看, 整儿个一个跑题,谁跟谁一头的都乱了! ; \" `. e. Z3 `7 I; e
5 e' v- V+ s/ v. |! R; x! w
还是灌水的正事儿要紧