VIDEO: Senator Moody Brings No Tax on Tips and No Tax on Overtime Home to Local Florida Restaurant Chain

ORLANDO, Fla.- Senator Ashley Moody is continuing to celebrate one year of No Tax on Tips for Florida's service industry workers. Senator Moody recently visited Beth's Burger Bar in Edgewood, where she met with the owner, restaurant employees, and customers to discuss the real impact of No Tax on Tips, a historic win secured through the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.

"Floridians know how to spend their money better than the federal government, and that is why I fought so hard to pass the largest tax cut in U.S. history. It's exciting to see how well these tax cuts are being received by hardworking Floridians back home-like the employees of Beth's Burger Bar. As your United States Senator, I will continue to fight so you can keep more of what you earn," said Senator Ashley Moody.

BACKGROUND:

• Senator Moody championed the No Tax on Tips provision included in the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.
• The provision allows eligible workers in tipped occupations to deduct qualified tip income from their federal taxable income.
• No Tax on Tips is designed to allow Florida's Service Industry workers to keep more of their hard-earned money.
• More than 7.5 million workers have already claimed No Tax on Tips - with an average deduction of over $7,000.
• There are about 1.34 million employees in the Leisure and Hospitality industry in the state of Florida.
• Senator Moody heard firsthand from service workers about how keeping more of their tips will support their families and strengthen Florida's hospitality sector.

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