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No tax on tips or overtime, with a catch: What to know as Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ passes the Senate

July 3, 2025/No Comments

Major tax cuts are permanent but No Tax on Tips Act, gives taxpayers the ability to write off income from tips and overtime pay. But here is a catch: The rule expires at the end of 2028, right before Trump leaves office.

 

BY Jennifer Mattson


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