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Form 8027 is the IRS Employer's Annual Information Return of Tip Income and Allocated Tips. It is filed by employers operating large food or beverage establishments to report receipts and tips.
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Employers who operate a "large food or beverage establishment" generally must file Form 8027. This means a business where food or drink is provided for consumption on the premises, tipping is customary, and more than 10 employees typically work on a normal business day. A separate Form 8027 is filed for each such establishment. Check the IRS instructions to confirm your filing obligation.
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