No Tax on Tips Act
HB 1400, the "No Tax on Tips Act," requires restaurants and food service businesses to clearly disclose service fees (including their amount and whether they go to employees) on menus or visibly before ordering. It prohibits employers from counting tips toward meeting minimum wage requirements for tipped workers, ensuring they receive the full minimum wage without tip credits. Additionally, the bill allows tipped employees to subtract qualified tips from their state income tax bill (effectively making tips tax-free) and provides businesses a tax credit for wages and tips paid to employees. This directly affects tipped workers in restaurants and similar establishments, as well as the businesses that employ them.
Bill status
in committee
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Introduction
Feb 2025
Committee Review
Floor Vote
Governor
Introduced Feb 7, 2025
Last action Feb 7, 2025
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First Reading Economic Matters and Ways and Means
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District
P
Aaron Kaufman
DDemocratic
P
Adrian Boafo
DDemocratic
P
Anne Kaiser
DDemocratic
P
Chao Wu
DDemocratic
P
Dylan Behler
DDemocratic
P
Gabriel Acevero
DDemocratic
P
Greg Wims
DDemocratic
P
Jamila Woods
DDemocratic
P
Jen Terrasa
DDemocratic
P
Kevin Harris
DDemocratic
P
Lesley Lopez
DDemocratic
P
Linda Foley
DDemocratic
P
Nick Allen
DDemocratic
P
Nicole Williams
DDemocratic
P
Veronica Turner
DDemocratic
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