Trump's plan to scrap taxes on tips and overtime could reshape how millions of Americans get paid

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : If Trump does emerge victorious, implementing these changes would require congressional approval.
53% : Joe Hughes, a senior analyst on federal tax policy at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, told BI that "you would need a lot of safeguards in place to keep this from being just another avenue for tax avoidance.
49% : It could also result in service-industry businesses further shifting the burden of paying workers a living wage onto customers, and reducing the amount of tax paid into Social Security.
36% : ""When President Trump is back in the White House, he will make the Trump tax cuts permanent and end taxes on tips for service workers, end taxes on overtime pay, and end tax on Social Security," she added.
33% : "He continued: "It's at least applaudable that Trump says that he wants to help low-income workers.
25% : It's also a rare topic Trump and Kamala Harris can agree on.
22% : For starters, Trump has to win the election, something that's currently a coin flip, according to polling averages that have Trump and Harris roughly tied in battleground states.
22% : But Karoline Leavitt, the Trump campaign's national press secretary, told BI that "Trump proudly passed the largest tax cuts for hardworking Americans in history.

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