The budget resolution does not contain a bill eliminating taxes on tips, as some have mistakenly claimed on social media. In fact, it contains no policy prescription at all, but it does give direction for what legislators should try to achieve and has officially kickstarted the process of passing through Trump's promised legislation, including ending taxes on tips.
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If eliminating tax cuts on tips isn’t in the bill why does your lefty link claim the package including tax cuts in tips will “cost” $100-$550 billion over ten years?The budget resolution does not contain a bill eliminating taxes on tips, as some have mistakenly claimed on social media. In fact, it contains no policy prescription at all, but it does give direction for what legislators should try to achieve and has officially kickstarted the process of passing through Trump's promised legislation, including ending taxes on tips.
There was no vote on the elimination of tax on tips or social security. The above post is from Feb 26th or 27th and neither social or tips were taken up.
Was no tax on tips bill passed? House Republican budget explained
Viral social media posts are claiming the "no tax on tips" bill passed in Congress on Tuesday. It did not—but the resolution cleared the way for it.
Fake news OP.
Which link? I posted 3 and the HR that those no taxes for tips hasn't been up for a vote.If eliminating tax cuts on tips isn’t in the bill why does your lefty link claim the package including tax cuts in tips will “cost” $100-$550 billion over ten years?
The bill did not contain that provision. What part are you not understanding? There are no tax provisions in a CR. There can't be! The OP is guilty of fake news. I am a conservative and I can see it. Why can't you?If eliminating tax cuts on tips isn’t in the bill why does your lefty link claim the package including tax cuts in tips will “cost” $100-$550 billion over ten years?
Why should people earning money by tips be tax free when my earnings are taxed?
You can bet on that. The headlines will be, "Republicans vote for more tax breaks for the rich".
Oops.If eliminating tax cuts on tips isn’t in the bill why does your lefty link claim the package including tax cuts in tips will “cost” $100-$550 billion over ten years?
Tax Dollars gives them power. And grift.
Yes, it is very creative how the dems claim they don't want to extend the 2017 tax cut law because all it does is give the rich more tax breaks. First, if the cuts are extended it doesn't give them MORE tax cuts. Things would continue on as is. Second, the tax cuts helped out everyone who paid taxes, including the poor and the middle class. If the 2017 tax cuts are not extended, it raises taxes on the poor and middle class.
