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12/13/2025

📢 IRS-CONFIRMED TAX UPDATE FOR 2025 📢

💵 Tips & Overtime Income May Now Qualify for New Federal Tax Deductions

At Seeet Savings Taxes, we stay on top of IRS changes so you don’t miss out on money you’ve earned. 💰

The IRS has confirmed new federal tax deductions available for tax years 2025–2028 that may help eligible workers lower their taxable income when filing their return:

🔹Qualified Tips Deduction
If you work in an occupation where tipping is customary, you may be able to deduct qualified tip income subject to income limits.

🔹Qualified Overtime Deduction
If you earn overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act, you may qualify to deduct the overtime premium portion of your pay.

⚠️ Important IRS Clarification:
✅ Tips and overtime are still reported as income
✅ Social Security & Medicare taxes still apply
✅ These benefits are claimed as deductions when you file your tax return, not removed from your paycheck

📊 For many workers, this can mean lower taxable income and a bigger refund.

Want to see if you qualify? Let us help.
Get started here: 👇🏽

🔗 https://form.jotform.com/252793346426161

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12/13/2025

📢 IRS-CONFIRMED TAX UPDATE FOR 2025 📢

💼 Tips & Overtime Income May Now Qualify for New Federal Tax Deductions

At Trey with Seeet Savings Taxes, we stay on top of IRS changes so you don’t miss out on money you’ve earned. 💰

The IRS has confirmed new federal tax deductions available for tax years 2025–2028 that may help eligible workers lower their taxable income when filing their return:

🔹 Qualified Tips Deduction
If you work in an occupation where tipping is customary (restaurants, salons, delivery, hospitality, etc.), you may be able to deduct qualified tip income — up to $25,000, subject to income limits.

🔹 Qualified Overtime Deduction
If you earn overtime pay under the Fair Labor Standards Act, you may qualify to deduct the overtime premium portion of your pay (the amount above your regular rate), up to $12,500 for single filers ($25,000 joint), subject to income limits.

⚠️ Important IRS Clarification:
✔️ Tips and overtime are still reported as income
✔️ Social Security & Medicare taxes still apply
✔️ These benefits are claimed as deductions when you file your tax return, not removed from your paycheck

📊 For many workers, this can mean lower taxable income and a bigger refund.

👉 Want to see if you qualify? Let us help.
Get started here:

🔗 https://form.jotform.com/252793346426161

💡 Keep more of what you earn — with Trey with Seeet Savings Taxes on your side.