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Should the democratic nominee take the Oval Office, things could change fortaxpayers in 2025.

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What might we expect?

Tax-Free Tips

Tipping is a contentious issue, with many Americans feeling, frankly, over it.

This would mean tips would be under the table, as it were, across the board.

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Possibly Higher Income Tax Rates

Roll up your sleeves; this one is complex.

A Harris presidency could usher in significant income tax changes.

But first, lets see where we stand now.

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Then, between $11,600 and $47,100, your income is taxed at 12%.

And for the $2,900 over $47,100, youre gonna be taxed at 22%.

They were indeed higher for all but those earning $11,600 or less.

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Consider the following in addition to what Singh noted.

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