Where in the US Do Stylists Get the Highest Tips?
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New IRS requirements, paired with technology, make it harder for service employees and independent artists alike to under-report income.
The first World's Largest Tip Day, a campaign founded by beauty professionals, launches May 1, 2020.
This month we asked nail techs: Do you accept Apple Pay or Venmo or other non-traditional forms of payment in the salon?
This month we asked nail techs: How do you deal with clients who tip poorly or not at all? Do you give them a different level of service? Why or why not?
The Professional Beauty Association is on a mission to bring fairness to the treatment of tip income in the beauty industry.
If tomorrow morning you posted a sign that said “no tips please,” what do you think would be the impact? No-tipping policies in salons, spas, and waxing studios are slowly but surely changing the way clients not only pay, but view their nail service professionals.
Here Candice Everest, owner of Panache Nail Studio in Stanwood, Wash., explains her decision to institute a no tipping policy — a decision that proved popular with clients. Jesse Bruner, owner of Jesse David Nail Design in Wilmington, Del., counters respectfully with why it wouldn’t work for him.
The IRS wants its fair share of your taxes and it’s trying to make it easier for salon professionals to follow the rules. IRS analyst Don Segal answers common questions.
O Magazine talks holiday tipping with readers.
First and foremost keep your tipping policy client-friendly and report the tips as income.
The IRS is making it easier for everyone in the beauty industry by simplifying its voluntary tip income compliance agreements.
The rumors of an IRS crackdown on salon tip reporting is causing salon owners and nail technicians once again to examine their gratuity policies.
Instead of expecting clients to supplement the nail professional's earnings, nail salons would price their services at a level that allows workers to earn a living wage. Salons could even make it a salon policy and notify clients that tips are no longer accepted at the salon.
Can nail technicians accept tips without affecting their professional image?