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A new tax rule lets some tipped workers deduct up to $25,000 in tips through 2028, but many low-income earners won’t benefit.
A new federal tax provision allowing up to $25,000 in tips to be deducted from income through 2028 applies to workers earning under $150,000 individually or $300,000 jointly, covering servers, barbers, and gig workers, but only for voluntary tips.
Experts say its benefits are limited, with many low-income tipped workers not owing enough in taxes to benefit.
The policy may not help more than a third of such workers, and critics warn it could lead to lower wages or reduced tipping, while broader spending cuts to health care and food assistance may harm low-income households.
The IRS is accepting public comments on the rule until October 22.
Una nueva regla de impuestos permite a algunos trabajadores que reciben propinas deducir hasta $25,000 en propinas hasta 2028, pero muchos trabajadores de bajos ingresos no se beneficiarán.