Senate passes "No Tax on Tips Act" introduced by Senator Rosen
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It has a cap on how much people can declare and closes a loophole in a previous version that would have let someone declare their entire salary as a tip.
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Only tips reported to the employer and noted on a worker’s W-2, their end-of-year tax summary, will qualify.
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