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The Internal Revenue Service may have agents review content on OnlyFans and other platforms to determine whether it qualifies as porn. The reason: a proposed exception to the “no tax on tips” ...

Starting in 2026, workers relying on tips and overtime can benefit from new IRS deductions, potentially saving thousands. The ...

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President Donald Trump delivered on his promise to exempt tips from taxes but critics say the “Big Beautiful” policy may ...

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Making good on President Donald Trump’s promise for “no tax on tips” has proved to be complicated and, in some cases, ...

President Trump's promise of "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" is finally moving from campaign slogan to practical reality, as the Internal Revenue Service begins spelling out how workers and ...

Millions of households are about to discover that President Donald Trump's new tax rules make a zero-dollar federal income ...

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The Trump-era promise to shield service workers' tips and overtime from federal tax has finally arrived in the form of ...