
Split a bill so tax and tip follow what each person ordered.
Dividing a restaurant bill by the number of people is easy and usually wrong. The person who had a salad and tap water pays for someone else's steak and three cocktails. Split Single Bill works out what each person owes based on what they actually ordered, and makes the tax, the tip and the service charge follow the same logic. Add the items, say who shared what, and it does the rest. Two people splitting a plate of chips get half each. Tax is spread across the items that were taxed. The tip...
Split Single Bill calculates individual contributions to a restaurant bill based on each person's ordered items, including tax and tip distribution. The app allows users to input shared items and automatically adjusts the final amounts owed accordingly.
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