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Congressman Steven Horsford pushes for no taxes on tips with some changes

Rep. Steven Horsford has introduced a bill to eliminate taxes on tipped income, which would end the federal sub-minimum wage of $2.13 per hour.
The proposal has garnered attention and input from service workers, many of whom express the need for tax relief to aid their financial struggles.
Senator Ted Cruz supports similar legislation that would allow workers to deduct up to $25,000 in cash tips from their federal income taxes.
Workers claim that tips serve as a primary source of income and help offset costs of living.

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Uber CEO: 'Very Supportive' of Trump's 'No Tax on Tips'

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has come out in support of President Donald Trump's goal of eliminating taxes on tips, Reuters reported.

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Congressman Steven Horsford pushes for no taxes on tips with some changes

President Donald Trump credits his pledge to end taxes on tipped income with his victory in Nevada November, the first time he's ever won the Silver State in three elections. And Rep. Steven Horsford, D-Nev., has a bill that would grant that tax relief to workers, albeit not exactly in the way Trump envisioned. Horsford's bill similar to one he introduced in the last Congress would end taxes on tipped income. But it would include guardrails to e…

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