Here’s a list of jobs that will benefit from President Trump’s ‘No Tax on Tips’

Published Date: September 3, 2025 |  Villages-News

The Treasury Department has released a preliminary list of nearly 70 jobs that will benefit from President Trump’s “No Tax on Tips” provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill.

From servers and hotel staff to hairdressers and many more, this provision will put more money back into the pockets of hardworking Americans. I voted to pass the One Big Beautiful Bill because it delivers real relief to Americans. This legislation will help workers keep more of what they earned, while strengthening budgets and supporting the service economy that is vital to Florida.

American Farmers First

Agriculture is one of the three pillars of Florida’s economy. I have always fought in Congress to put our farmers first, and with President Trump and Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, farmer voices are being heard, and the needs of Florida agriculture are being met. I want to share several actions that have been taken to protect America’s farmers and ranchers and to strengthen our domestic agriculture industry.

• Protecting Livestock: The USDA announced the accelerated construction of a sterile fly facility in Texas to combat the New World Screwworm (NWS), a dangerous pest that threatens American’s cattle industry. I sent a letter to Secretary Rollins urging the USDA to move forward with this facility, and I am glad to see this plan taking shape.

• Helping Citrus Growers: Beginning with the 2027 crop year, Florida’s citrus crop insurance program will expand eligibility by lowering production requirements for older trees. This change will provide much-needed support as growers continue to battle citrus greening and recover from hurricanes and natural disasters.

• Defending America’s Sugarcane Farmers: The U.S. International Trade Commission recently voted to maintain Suspension Agreements on Mexican sugar imports, ensuring accountability for unfair trade practices and protecting Florida’s sugarcane growers.

• Relief from Burdensome Wage Rules: Last week, a federal court vacated the Department of Labor’s 2023 Adverse Effect Wage Rate rule, which had imposed unsustainable wage hikes on farmers using the H-2A program. This is a step in the right direction toward providing relief and stability for our farmers and ranchers.

These actions mark real progress, but there’s still more work to do. I remain committed to fighting for Florida’s farmers and ranchers to ensure they have the tools they need to keep feeding America.

Congressman Daniel Webster represents The Villages in the U.S. House of Representatives.