'No tax on tips' might not be a windfall for workers, experts say

CalMatters·Oct 10

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A new tax policy may not benefit workers as expected, particularly those who receive tips. The impact of the policy on tax refunds is unclear, with some outlets suggesting that not all taxpayers will receive a larger refund, while others discuss potential eligibility for significant refunds. The effects of the policy on workers and state finances are being debated by experts and institutions.

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'No tax on tips' might not be a windfall for workers, experts say

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