LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Two years after “no tax on tips” became a campaign promise, Las Vegas workers describe different experiences with the tax break: a refund for some, limits that leave others out, and concerns about how far the savings go.
With Election Day approaching, the Culinary Union is pushing for changes to the deduction, arguing that it falls short for workers who receive mandatory gratuities and married couples who both earn tips.
But he said his tips are down about 20% from the previous year, leaving less money for retirement savings or a vacation…