President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" includes a section for "no tax on tips." Now that the provision is enacted, here's what experts know so far.

Tipped workers will now be able to deduct tips from their taxable income each year — but some workers, analysts and advocates remain skeptical about the extent to which people will actually benefit.

The 'No Tax on Tips' provision, which also applies to overtime pay, is part of President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Here's the fine print.

Labor advocates say President Trump’s big promise to end tax on tips has morphed into a more complicated policy reality, and lower-income workers may be left out.

Asheville service workers concerned if new 'no tax on tips' law will be beneficial or be outweighed by stipulations and repercussions.

President Donald Trump touted his plan to end taxes on tips on the campaign trail. And now, millions of workers across the country are reaping the benefits of President Donald Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' as 'no tax on tips' takes effect.

While visiting Pittston, Pennsylvania, to highlight working-class tax cuts, Vice President JD Vance left an “extra tip” for restaurant staff after lunch, saying, “I gave you a tip on here, but we’ve got no taxes on tips in our newest piece of legislation,

Shortly after Congress sent the bill to Trump’s desk, the Social Security Administration informed program participants in a release that the bill “eliminates federal income taxes on Social Security benefits for most beneficiaries,