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

Sat May 17, 2025, 03:21 PM

May 17

will help people on the lower end of the scale. Even if it's only a few million that get any benefit, I sure wouldn't stand in the way.

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

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

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

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 Sunday #16

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

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 Sunday #14

More Loopholes FishBones51 Monday #17