Trump Vows to Fulfill Campaign Promise For No Taxes on Tips: 'Your Tips Will be 100% Yours'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Speaking at a Las Vegas rally, Trump vowed to deliver on his promise, saying the legislation would allow tipped workers, such as restaurant staff and valet attendants, to keep "100% of their tips.
59% : " "If you're a restaurant worker, a server, a valet, a bell hop, a bartender, one of my caddies ... your tips will be 100% yours," Trump said.
53% : Trump first introduced the idea of "no taxes on tips" during a campaign rally in Las Vegas in June 2024 Donald Trump reiterated his campaign promise on Saturday to eliminate federal taxes on tips, a move he plans to prioritize in collaboration with Congress to provide financial relief for tipped workers.
51% : While the idea enjoys bipartisan political support, including backing from the National Restaurant Association, economists and labor advocates argue it could complicate tax policy, reduce federal revenue by up to $250 billion over 10 years and overshadow broader reforms like raising the federal minimum wage for tipped workers, currently set at $2.13 per hour.
39% : Trump first introduced the idea of "no taxes on tips" during a campaign rally in Las Vegas in June 2024, citing it as a way to ease the financial burden on workers in industries reliant on tipping, NPR reported.

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