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Kamala Harris echoed the same message also in Las Vegas during a rally in early August.

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Its a policy that many service workers would love to see, and it has salaried workers asking questions.

Would a tipped job actually pay better than some salary positions if there were no taxes on tips?

Which jobs would those be?

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GOBankingRates asked experts for answers.Also take a look at how you might earn passive income.

In upscale restaurants, skilled bartenders and servers can often make very large amounts ofmoneyin tips.

These jobs could easily pay more than mid-level salaried positions in cities where people tip well.

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Sin City has a ton of workers who would directly benefit from this especially those working in the casinos.

Dealers often receive substantial tips from big-spending gamblers, sometimes amounting to hundreds per shift.

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Shuttle drivers to the stars could see their wages go way up with tax-free tips.

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Event Planners and Caterers

Working at big events often brings in big tips.

Johnson said event planners and caterers could see an income rivaling those closing sales deals.

In elite wedding or corporate events,caterers and event plannersoften receive large tips for their services.

Many professionals in these roles already receive substantial tips, especially in upscale or urban areas.

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