[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Minnesota: Restaurants are adding a health insurance charge on food tabs. (Page 3 of 3)
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You don’t think your company’s pricing doesn’t include their part of your bennies? Quoted:
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Fuck that. I have to pay my own increase in health care cost, why pay for theirs too. |
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My company doesn't tack it on as an additional percentage on top of the cost, they include it in the price just like all the other taxes that are part of operating a business. But at least when your customers drop to zero, you'll be able to say you did the 'right' thing. Good for you. |
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Which is exactly how your government gets away with placing ever more burden on you, the business owner. But at least when your customers drop to zero, you'll be able to say you did the 'right' thing. Good for you. Quoted:
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My company doesn't tack it on as an additional percentage on top of the cost, they include it in the price just like all the other taxes that are part of operating a business. But at least when your customers drop to zero, you'll be able to say you did the 'right' thing. Good for you. Do you tack a property tax surcharge ontop of prices in your line of work? Payroll tax? Income tax? Individual compliance costs for government madates? That's some goddamn dedicated shit. I'm sure the customer appreciates being shown a price then having every individual cost associated with the government added on. Can I see how you guys invoice your tax burden fighting declarations? |
| Im a General Contractor. I itemize my Gen Lib insurance in my bids as it currently 9.5% of gross because of messed up laws in my state. I have considered itemizing Work Comp and Health as well. Opens peoples eyes as to basically 30- 40% of what they are paying for a renovation goes towards insurance. |
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IDK, seems to me that this is their way of saying "thanks obama, you fucking fuck for obamacare" How are you all missing the point? A bullshit .gov reg pushed their prices up. They are pointing out to the customer where the price increase comes from. Would you rather just eat it in ignorance? |
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This. If it's not advertised plainly before the bill comes, it's costing them money. No I dgaf if my tip is now well below established norms, you'll never see me again anyway. |