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fromIrish Independent
2 days ago

Estimated 500,000 in accidental payments made at 'tipping terminals'

Consumers frequently tip but feel pressured by digital payment methods; regulators urge clearer opt-out options, separation of tipping terminals, and transparent communication of service charges.
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 days ago

They're trying to milk us': leaseholders tell of soaring charges amid Labour reform delays

Sarah works full-time as a school teacher, but has been forced to take up a second job to pay the spiralling bills from the management company of her building. While she was aware of the annual service charge of around 1,400, she wasn't prepared for the bills for a reserve fund which have risen steeply as the management company aims to secure an extra 400,000 from residents for a roof replacement and other projects.
Real estate
US politics
fromsfist.com
4 months ago

Heads Up, Tipped Employees: No Taxes on Tips' Still Means Some Taxes on Your Tips

Tipped employees still pay taxes on tips; only up to $25,000 of voluntary tips can be deducted, and mandatory service charges are fully taxed.
UK news
fromwww.theguardian.com
5 months ago

Waiter brings legal action against Ivy restaurant over share of tips and service charge

The Ivy restaurant faces legal action from a waiter alleging unfair tip distribution practices under new transparency laws.
London politics
fromwww.standard.co.uk
7 months ago

South London residents in battle over '500-a-month service charges for 24-hour concierge and garden built for wealthy neighbours'

Leaseholders are facing exorbitant service charges that are unsustainable and allegedly unjustified.
The charges have drastically increased, burdening residents financially and leading to a protracted dispute.
London politics
fromwww.standard.co.uk
7 months ago

Sadiq Khan urged to cap service charges as London leaseholders pay almost 4,000 a year

London's leaseholders face soaring service charges, averaging nearly £4,000 annually, raising concerns about transparency and affordability in shared ownership schemes.
fromwww.bbc.com
9 months ago

'We've been paying for a lift that does not exist'

Angela Tanner, who lives at Barham Park with her partner Rosemary, said: "We just don't have a lift in this block. We've asked multiple times for a refund but Notting Hill Genesis still haven't made that refund. We're paying around 200 for the non-existent lift this year. It's like banging your head against a brick wall."
London politics
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