Vice President Harris and former President Trump have both suggested ending taxes on tipping to support working-class voters. Harris pledged to fight for working families, raise the minimum wage, and eliminate taxes on tips for service workers. Trump criticized Harris for copying his proposal on Truth Social.
Key Points
Vice President Harris and former President Trump both support ending taxes on tipping
Changes to taxation on tipped income would require Congressional approval
Critics question the financial impact of eliminating taxes on tips
Pros
Supports working-class voters
Aims to benefit service and hospitality workers
Cons
Could result in a decrease of up to $250 billion in federal revenues over a decade