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For the past two decades, tipped employees have had the responsibility of reporting their tips, which are subject to income and payroll taxes, to the Internal Revenue Service.  Waiters, for instance, are technically required to report tips to their employer, who then withholds and pays the proper taxes, Inc. reports. There are a number of

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