How-to guides
How to split a bill
Step-by-step guides for the situations group bills actually show up in: dinners with friends, bar tabs, takeout, group trips, and the awkward ones where someone didn't drink or only had a salad.
Restaurants
How to Split a Restaurant Bill With Friends
Split a restaurant bill with friends the fair way: everyone pays for what they ordered, with tax and tip apportioned per person. Worked example included.
Read the guideHow to Split a Group Dinner Bill Fairly
Split a group dinner bill fairly: assign every item from the itemized receipt, then apportion tax, tip, and auto-gratuity by each person's share. Works for 8+.
Read the guideHow to Split a Brunch Bill (Mimosas and All)
Split a brunch bill fairly when half the table had bottomless mimosas: drink packages go to whoever opted in, tax and auto-gratuity apportioned by share.
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Math
How to Split a Bill With Tax and Tip Fairly
How to split a bill with tax and tip: each person's share of tax and tip matches their share of the food. The exact formula, with worked examples that add up.
Read the guideHow to Split a Bill Unevenly (and Fairly)
Split a bill unevenly so each person pays for what they actually ordered: items assigned per person, tax and tip apportioned by share, shared plates handled.
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Bars
How to Split a Bar Tab by Drink, Not Evenly
Split a bar tab by who drank what — rounds, cocktails, and auto-gratuity included — so two beers never cost the same as six cocktails. With a worked example.
Read the guideHow to Split a Bill When Someone Didn't Drink
Split the bill fairly when someone didn't drink: they pay for their food plus a proportional share of tax and tip — none of the alcohol. The math, step by step.
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Or skip the math entirely
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