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New tax deductions could mean bigger refunds for restaurant employees

Millions of restaurant and hospitality workers may be eligible for new federal tax deductions when they file their 2025 tax returns—but only if they understand how the rules work and how to track their income correctly.

Under the No Tax on Tips (NTOT) provision, eligible employees may be able to deduct up to $25,000 in reported tips from their taxable income. The No Tax on Overtime (NTOO) provision allows nonexempt employees to deduct overtime premium pay—up to $12,500 for individuals or $25,000 for joint filers. In some states, workers can use these deductions on their state filings, but they can’t in others.

To help employees understand these changes and get the most out of them, the National Restaurant Association is hosting an employee-focused webinar with H&R Block. The session will explain what income qualifies, how the deductions work, and what tipped and hourly employees should do now to be prepared before time runs out to files their taxes.

This session gives restaurant employees clear, practical information to help them understand new tax deductions and make the most of their tax filings.

**Please note: After this webinar takes place, it will be available for on demand viewing. Please register even if you cannot attend the live presentation. You will receive a link to the on demand presentation where you can watch at your leisure.

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