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Lovie777

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2. It won't work, like vouchers won't work for schools ...............

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat May 17, 2025, 03:23 PM

May 17

it means that the servers would have to report monetary given to them directly by customers, which include tips given to them by debit/credit cards. In many cases, all tips could be combined, and some business would get their share and spit the rest with the servers.

Either the way, they may get less.

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House Republicans' bill includes 'no tax on tips' proposal. How would it work? [View all] BumRushDaShow May 17 OP

Not sure it would be wise for Democrats to oppose this or removal of taxes on Social Security. It definitely Silent Type May 17 #1

they aren't going to oppose these provisions but the overall bill must be opposed for all its LymphocyteLover May 18 #15

It won't work, like vouchers won't work for schools ............... Lovie777 May 17 #2

I'll tell you how it is meant to work. markodochartaigh May 17 #3

So as a small business service provider, could I work for free... CaptainTruth May 17 #4

Of course all states with state income tax would have to address this, too. mackdaddy May 17 #5

That Supreme Court case you mentioned is troubling delisen May 17 #7

Would end of the year bonuses be considered a tip? Buddyzbuddy May 17 #6

Servers, etc. would be cheated out of future Social Security without taxing no_hypocrisy May 17 #8

Bribes are consider tip as per SCOUS, no tax. Got it. republianmushroom May 17 #9

I worked in food service before tips were taxed Marthe48 May 17 #10

My experiences were much different MichMan May 18 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author Omaha Steve May 17 #11

Okay, If I was still working I'd pay my assisstant minimum wage and ................................................... NGeorgian May 17 #12

Ultimately, I don't think they're doing tipped workers any favors TexasBushwhacker May 17 #13

Let's make taxes even worse. We are so good at it. twodogsbarking May 18 #14

More Loopholes FishBones51 May 19 #17