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Trump’s No Tax on Tips Act: What to know and when it could take effect

According to the National Employment Law Project, the U.S.’s monthly median tipped wage is $867, equating to about $10,400 in tips per year.

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The Senate passed Trump’s No Tax on Tips Act. Here’s what it could mean.

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House moves No Tax on Tips Act forward. What to know about Trump campaign promise

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Experts debate ‘no tax on tips’ bill’s impact in WNY

The bipartisan “no tax on tips” bill recently cleared the U.S. Senate with strong support, promising to eliminate federal income taxes on tipped earnings for qualifying workers.

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Senate passes No Tax on Tips bill with bipartisan support, moving it to House

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Senate Passes A “No Tax On Tips” Bill—Here’s How It Differs From House Version

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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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No tax on tips? Here's what that could mean.

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Tip drill: Senate passes no tax on tips after Montana does just the opposite

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Senate unexpectedly passes the No Tax on Tips Act in a unanimous vote

Nev., called up the bipartisan bill for immediate passage, and no senator objected. The measure now goes to the House.

When does the No Tax on Tips Act go into effect? Who qualifies in California?

The U.S. Senate unanimously passed the "No Tax on Tips Act," a bill that would create a tax deduction on tips worth up to $25,000. What happens next?

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Senate OKs 'No Tax On Tips Act' With Unanimous Vote

Senators passed the “No Tax on Tips Act” in a unanimous vote Tuesday, sending the legislation to the House in a win for President Donald Trump, who campaigned last year on removal of taxes on tips. The act was unanimously approved Tuesday evening.