The 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' (OBBBA), signed by President Trump on July 4, 2025, introduces a groundbreaking change for tip-earning workers: the ability to exempt a portion of their tip income ...

Question: I just began a job as a bartender for a busy hotel bar and my manager told me that if I do not report my tips, he will be forced to allocate tips to me on my 2024 Form W-2 which can ...

President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill” includes a section for “no tax on tips.” Now that the provision is enacted, ...

Headlines falsely claim the IRS is cracking down on the reporting of tips by service industry workers, including waiters. Here's what's actually happening. Skip Navigation.

The Internal Revenue Service has extended for another two years the Attributed Tip Income Program, which makes it easier for workers in the food and beverage industry to report the money they earn ...

The Minnesota Society of CPAs offers tips concerning the rules governing how to report tip income. The IRS requires employees who receive tips to keep a daily tip diary or to use some other method ...

Over the past number of years, the IRS has been on a campaign to “encourage” tipped employees to properly and accurately report their tip income. Because tip income often is received in the ...

Headlines falsely claim the IRS is cracking down on the reporting of tips by service industry workers, including waiters. Here's what's actually happening. Skip Navigation.

In the 1990s, the IRS realized some service workers and their employers were having difficulty complying with tip reporting requirements on their own, resulting in unreported income and audits.

In the 1990s, the IRS realized some service workers and their employers were having difficulty complying with tip reporting requirements on their own, resulting in unreported income and audits.

In the 1990s, the IRS realized some service workers and their employers were having difficulty complying with tip reporting requirements on their own, resulting in unreported income and audits.

Headlines falsely claim the IRS is cracking down on the reporting of tips by service industry workers, including waiters. Here's what's actually happening. Skip Navigation.