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How Much Should You Tip?

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The standard tip at sit-down restaurants in the US has risen over time from 15% to 18–20% for good service. Many people now tip 20% as the default for good service and 25% for exceptional. For buffets and counter service, 10% is typical. For delivery, $3–5 minimum or 15–20% of the order, whichever is higher, is the current norm.

How to Split a Bill Fairly

Even splitting divides the total (including tip) by the number of people. Per-person total = (Bill + Tip) ÷ Number of People. Rounding each person's share up to the nearest dollar often works better in practice — you avoid awkward change and the extra cents usually cover the rounding generously.

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Etiquette varies. Most guidelines recommend tipping on the pre-tax amount, since the server's service doesn't change based on how much tax you owe. In practice the difference is small — on an $80 bill with 8% tax, tipping 20% on $80 vs $86.40 is a $1.28 difference.
In the US, tipping is expected at sit-down restaurants, bars, taxis, and personal care services. Many service workers rely on tips for a significant portion of their income. Not tipping for good service is considered rude. For counter service, delivery, and other contexts, tipping is appreciated but less rigidly expected.