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Senate unexpectedly passes the 'No Tax on Tips Act'

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The Senate just passed ‘no tax on tips.’ Does this mean you can tip less?
If you think the “no tax on tips” measure just passed by the Senate will mean you can tip less with a clear conscience, think again. The measure, which will now go to the House of Representatives, is mostly window dressing and will have little effect on the incomes of waiters,

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What the No Tax on Tips Act Means for Workers and Businesses
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As of now, the tax break is being incorporated into the “One, Big, Beautiful” budget bill being negotiated by House Republicans, which would be effective from 2026 through 2028.

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3 Key Takeaways From The ‘No Tax On Tips’ Bill Passed By The Senate
NBC Los Angeles · 15h
Senate passed a surprise ‘no tax on tips' bill. Here's what it could mean for workers
When does the No Tax on Tips Act go into effect? Who qualifies in Washington?
The tax deduction would be available for workers in occupations that "traditionally and customarily" receive tips, according to the bill.

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