What does "tip on the net check" mean?

Does it mean you must tip on the total including tax or not including tax?

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In the USA tipping is 15% or 20% or more of the bill not including tax. A pet peeve of mine is restaurants that try to have customers leave a 20% tip including tax.
Net is the pre-tax bill, gross is your total with tax added.
Generally they call it subtotal when speaking of a restaurant check!
"Subtotal" is less specific. If there was a bar visit required, you'll have two subtotals but one net (both activities added together). So, I am guessing this is either a fine dining visit or the person who wrote it is used to writing for those.
net is the total before add on ( tax, service fee etc) gross is all around final
And now that damned 3% surcharge for paying with a credit card!
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