Trump tells hospitality workers to bet on tip tax break at first post-conviction rally in Vegas
Taxes,Donald Trump,Politics,Labor,Blue Collar Workers,2024 Presidential Election,Economy And Jobs
Donald Trump promised a massive break to hospitality workers at his first post-conviction rally in Nevada on Sunday — vowing to nix taxes on employee tips if re-elected.
“When I get to office, we are going to not charge taxes on tips, on people making tips,” the Republican former president and 2024 presidential candidate, 77, claimed to the crowd in sweltering Sunset Park, where temps topped 100 degrees.
The declaration drew a roar from the gathering, which vastly exceeded the reported 6,000 tickets issued
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