"Digital content creators" are among the dozens of occupations that the Treasury Department has deemed eligible for the "no tax on tips" deduction
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Golf caddies, blackjack dealers, and house painters are among the occupations covered under the Trump administration’s preliminary list of jobs exempt from paying income tax on tips, following Republicans’ new tax and spending law.
The list also includes some less traditional roles—such as podcasters and social media influencers—who will likewise avoid paying federal income tax on their tips, according to the Treasury Department’s release on Tuesday.
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