<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I have been looking all day and I feel like an idiot, but the laws in Missouri are hard to find concerning tips and wages.

I earn $3.00 an hour plus my tips. Last week I calculated that I had earned under minimum wage because it was a slow week and confronted him about compensating me up to minimum wage as I thought he was legally obligated to do. He told me he didn't have to because the business doesn't earn $500,000 annually. I checked that out and it was legit. However, then he brought up about how he was going to start taxing the tips that the servers received every night. I informed him what I thought was true, that business owners cannot touch employee tips. He laughed at me and told me he could and would. 

Reddit, I've been stressed about this all day trying to find some type of legal documentation I can hand him to shut him up. Am I just clueless and I really don't have any rights? I know one of you probably knows the answer a lot better than me.
<bot>: Owner plans on "taxing" my tips every night at a restaurant in Missouri. Clueless waiter here trying to find proof of what rights I have.