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WASHINGTON ― Republicans never proposed a tax break on tips before, but now that Donald Trump has embraced the idea, several lawmakers are putting it into legislation.“It’s a stroke of genius by President Trump, and it shows the American people how in touch he is with the challenges of the working class in our great country,” Daines, leader of Senate Republicans ’ campaign efforts, said on Fox Business on Wednesday.
“As the cost of living continues to rise, the hardworking men and women in the service industry, many of whom may be working a second job to make ends meet, must be allowed to keep every dollar of tip money they earn,” Gaetz Trump narrowly lost Nevada to Joe Biden in 2020, and the tips proposal is a clear effort to boost his prospects in their rematch this November., a group that opposes deficit spending, said making taxes tip-free would cost the government somewhere between $150 and $250 billion over 10 years.
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