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A Customer Noticed His Waiter’s Smile And Tipped Him A Brand-New Set Of Teeth

I could use a brand new smile too, literally. He looks a lot better after the dental implants.
 
dpnice said:
Well I am now completely bemused.

Was this a generous gift from a stranger with a heart? Or was it a planned publicity stunt in order to make the guy's company more visible?
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Either way, if the waiter is struggling to make ends meet, it's going to be a real kick in the head when he has to claim an extra $25,000 on his taxes. I hope there was enough left over, or set aside, to cover that.
 
^

:confused:

Does one have to pay tax on gifts?

(I've heard old wives' tales about rich Hungarians smuggling gold in their teeth to avoid currency restrictions)
 
pat grimshaw said:
^

:confused:

Does one have to pay tax on [STRIKE]gifts[/STRIKE]?

(I've heard old wives' tales about rich Hungarians smuggling gold in their teeth to avoid currency restrictions)
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The article made it clear that the money was given in the form of a tip.

Last I knew, in the States, people who collect tips have to report them as income.
 
Kahaih said:
The article made it clear that the money was given in the form of a tip.

Last I knew, in the States, people who collect tips have to report them as income.
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The man giving the tip should have considered this and given the money another way. Gifts are tax free to both giver and receiver up to $14,000 per year. He could have divided it into two years.
 
sixthson said:
The man giving the tip should have considered this and given the money another way. Gifts are tax free to both giver and receiver up to $14,000 per year. He could have divided it into two years.
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And he's an attorney. . . :)


That little? I'm shocked.
 
His old teeth were bad ... but the new teeth are weird; they look like dentures.

I realise that the US worships the triumph of artifice over nature, but those new teeth seem extreme, even by 'Hollywood smile' standards. :confused:
 
Are they dentures? *|*





*squeals with delight*
 
I suspect that the recipient can write off the medical costs.
 
Thanks for the confirmation otters, i have to say that the difference in the photos is remarkable...
 
So fucking what. I have fucked up teeth in some regards too. I don't have the money to pay for it so I'm not gonna be happy happy joy joy because someone was gifted a really bad veneer job.
 
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