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# Tips Declaration
Maitre'D tip declaration report shows employee's sales, the actual employee tip declaration, tip transfers and the rate the tip declaration represents. To work with this report you need to enable the enhance tip declaration under your T\&A options. It gives you a list of all the employee tip declaration done daily and then it summarizes the information. It also provides you with a receipt of tip declaration that can be signed by each employee. From the report filter window, select date or date range and employee(s) to be included in the report.
#### The following is a sample of the tip declaration report:
**Date:**
Date of the actual tip declaration done by the employee
**Tippable Sales Column-A:**
Total of sales where cash tips have been paid.
**Declared Tips Column-B:**
Tip declared by the employee
**Other Tips Column-C:**
Tips received for other tasks then server (Doorman, Busboy, etc…)
**Received Tips Column-D:**
Tip received from another employee
**Remitted Tips Column-E:**
Tip transferred to another employee
**Total Tips Column-F:**
Declared Tips plus Other Tips plus Received Tips minus Remitted Tips. (B+C+D-E)
**Rate declared:**
Effective rate of Total Tips (F) according to Tippable Sales (A)
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