May an employer or employee stop participating in ATIP during the calendar year?
Yes. Employers must notify the IRS in writing that an establishment will no longer participate in ATIP. An employee may revoke participation in ATIP either by notifying the employer in writing or by reporting actual tips to the employer in an amount less than the attributed tips. An employee that revoke’s participation must report tips to the employer for the remainder of the calendar year.
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