Rep. Horsford Introduces TIP Improvement Act to End Tipped Minimum Wage and Expand Tax Breaks
TIP Improvement Act of 2026
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The Culinary Union and Rep. Steven Horsford are advocating for the TIP Improvement Act to make tip tax deductions permanent and eliminate the federal subminimum wage. The bill aims to fix the 'marriage penalty' by doubling the deduction for couples and including automatic gratuities as tips.
Horsford Unveils TIP Improvement Act: Legislation Crafted by Workers, for Workers
Rep. Steven Horsford introduced the TIP Improvement Act to modernize federal tipped wage policy. Key provisions include ending the $2.13 subminimum wage, doubling the tip tax deduction for married couples to $50,000, and ensuring automatic gratuities are treated as tax-free tips for workers.

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The Culinary Union is leveraging the introduction of the TIP Improvement Act to mobilize its members for the 2026 cycle. The bill, introduced by Rep. Horsford, addresses the 'marriage penalty' in tip deductions and seeks to eliminate the federal subminimum wage for tipped employees.
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