Financial Times Article RatingWhy 'no tax on tips' has become a Trump election slogan
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
69% : She said, 'What a great idea," Trump continued.53% : Eliminating federal taxes on gratuities would "significantly reduce tax liability" for 6mn workers who earn tips -- including restaurant servers, baristas, taxi drivers, bartenders and hair stylists, said Andrew Lautz of the Bipartisan Policy Center.
50% : Trump's campaign has asked supporters to appeal to service workers by writing a message beside the tip line on their receipts until election day: "vote for Trump for no tax on tips!"
44% : The waitress complained that tax officials were "after [her] all the time on tips, tips, tips", Trump told a rapturous audience at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee on Thursday night.
30% : Only Congress could eliminate one or both of those taxes, and Trump has not provided details of how his plan would work.
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