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It's the NPR Politics podcast.
I'm Deepa Shivaram.
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And on this Labor Day, we want to take a look at a labor proposal that's getting a lot of attention.
Our friends at the indicator from Planet money took a look at the idea of eliminating taxes for the tips that some workers receive.
People like restaurant servers, baristas, hairdressers.
And today we want to bring you their reporting.
Here's Waylon Wong and Darian woods.
We've heard a lot over the last several weeks about getting rid of taxes on tips, notably from Donald Trump.
It's called no tax on tips.
No tax on tips.
And then Kamala Harris in her Nevada speech about a week and a half ago.
And eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.
But you know who doesn't agree with this policy?