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    1. WritesAndPrivileges on

      >“On this point of tax on tips, as one of the only people in this body who has lived off of tips, I wanna tell you a little bit about the scam of that text, a little bit of the fine print there,” she [said](https://x.com/atrupar/status/1940434602419421689) on Wednesday. “The cap on that is $25,000—while you’re jacking up taxes on people who make less than $50,00 across the United States while taking away their SNAP, while taking away their Medicaid, while kicking them off of the ACA and their health care extensions.

      >“So if you’re at home and you’re living off tips, you do the math. Is that worth it to you? Losing all your health care? Not able to feed your babies? Not being able to put a diaper on their bottom, in exchange for what? This bill is a deal with the devil. It explodes our national debt, it militarizes our entire economy, and it strips away health care and basic dignity of the American people for what? To give Elon Musk a tax break and billionaires the greedy taking of our nation? We cannot stand for it, and we will not support it. You should be ashamed.”

    2. Brundleflyftw on

      It’s worse than that. Tips are still subject to social security and Medicare taxes. So, no real benefit for most lower income tip earners because of the standard deduction. Basically, no change whatsoever.

    3. DartTheDragoon on

      No tax on tips is garbage policy and its embarrassing that any of our representatives would continue to support it.

    4. InevitableGoal2912 on

      I get downvoted EVERY time I say this, but the no-tax-on-tips is just a loop hole for rich people to hide income

    5. Terrible_turtle_ on

      Unlike the tax breaks for Musk and billionaires, this is only temporary. It only lasts for 2 years while the rich get theirs for ever.

    6. Not to mention my 20% tip will become a 10% one since no taxes are paid against it.

    7. Straight-Chemistry27 on

      The dems should write a real no tax on tips bill and see if the gop votes for it.

    8. Bmccallutah on

      These are the worst people on the planet . Every cowardice Republican and Democrat that just sits with their fingers in brown hole . Everything in America is summed up in how to exploit and monetize for the wealthy to further riches . Why do we let this happen !!!!????

    9. clueless_in_ny_or_nj on

      I have a strong feeling that you will start seeing more places asking for tips over the next year.

    10. Mando_lorian81 on

      A lot of idiots just got played, lmao.

      Just like the „Latinos for Trump“

    11. Jlombard911 on

      Billionaires are the smallest yet most represented and protected and the least taxed. I think it’s time for no representation without taxation.

    12. ChampionEither5412 on

      Tips are income and should be taxed. It’s a terrible policy anyways.

    13. _TheLonelyStoner on

      Basically like 90% of people who make less than 6 figures just take the standard deduction. Waiters and servers are not itemizing their taxes so basically no one is gonna benefit from this. Some fancy consultants just got another easy $25,000 deduction though, they’ll just count some of their commissions as “tips” now

    14. Dr__Waffles on

      Just so you know tax on tips isn’t the problem, the sub minimum wage is. In most state your bartender or server is making $3 an hour or less. Give them normal minimum wage, with tips and you got an actual living wage. Maybe even a 401k or something? Tax on tips makes the world go round, sub minimum wage keeps people poor.

      Ask yourself, what would you do for $3 an hour?

    15. What is so special about servers that they get $25k of their income tax free?

    16. waterwargeneral on

      It’s very curious how this came about soon after the ruling from the Supreme Court that bribes that are paid after a friendly ruling/act is given to the person paying the bribe is called a tip…

      In the same spirit… it’s also interesting how our government data was stolen by DOGE and given to Palantir soon after the Supreme Court overturned our right to privacy via the Roe V Wade reversal…

      But yea… it was for bartenders, women, and children or whatever politicians on both sides of the aisle are saying…

      I feel like people are missing the plot…

    17. No_Formal3548 on

      So why should I tip? I paid taxes on the money I tipped with. You get it for free.

      But the point is going be moot as no one will afford to eat out

    18. Random_Man-child on

      I think people need to realize the general population only cares about money. You can take everything away from them but if they see the slightest increase to their paycheck they are happy. That’s all what matters to most people. They don’t care about the other benefits they were receiving.

    19. Advent_Zannic on

      Next month „-insert maga politician here- gets tipped 50 million dollars!“

      This wasn’t about helping workers this just lets the rich legitimize tax avoidance.

      But I 100% guarantee you, the average person tries that stunt, they end up with a life sentence.

    20. WorldOnFire83 on

      Former sever here who always declared my tips so I could prove income. I respect servers and understand provides for a lot of families. But I fail to see why this job should be exempt from paying tax. The tipping culture is already getting out of hand, and with prices rising, it’s damn near impossible to eat out.

      The way I see it, if the same money I’m using to tip is taxed at 35%, then I’m taking 35% out of my standard tip. What used to be a $20 tip (20%) on a $100 dine-in bill is now going to be 35% less, or $13 on the same $100 bill.

      I’m just waiting to see how this policy is going to be abused. Perhaps corporations will start paying their employees in tips to avoid paying other benefits.

    21. Anyone who thought „No Tax On Tips“ was anything more than an accounting obstacle for literally any business in the world, wasn’t paying attention.

      You think business owners are going to just let you have MORE money – seriously? They will rewrite whatever fucking policy they have to if it means more of your labor is free.

      It was a scam from the beginning.

    22. It started with Reagan- Trickle Down Economics doesn’t help poor people.

      It just makes Rich people richer.

    23. Most people never declared tips as income to begin with.

      And „no tax on overtime“ when jobs have moved away from paying overtime wherever possible is likewise also nonsense.

      This has always been just another scam to give trillions more tax cuts to the rich…who don’t need the money.

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