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BriefApril 14, 2026 · 02:51 AM

The $100 Tips Tax Cut Promotiony

Independent delivery drivers are implementing measures to cope with rising gas prices. This is the result of surging oil prices that have driven fuel costs higher, offsetting the effects of the tax cuts on tips, overtime pay, car loan interest, and state and local tax bills. These cuts were part of last year's Republican-backed tax-cut legislation, which also included cuts to taxes on Social Security retirement payments. President Donald Trump, promoting these cuts, had McDonald's food delivered to the Oval Office on Monday. He handed the DoorDash driver, Sharon Simmons, what appeared to be a $100 bill after she was asked if White House staff were good tippers.

Sam Villiers

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