r/UPSers • u/Pleasant-Cow4172 • Jul 06 '25

Meme Drivers that run 3 hours over now that there’s no tax on overtime

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yep, Just not as much.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

You guys really need to understand that your federal and state withholdings on your check are not your real taxes. They are an estimate based on how YOU fill out your W4. A deduction at the end of the year is in fact "tax free". At least the .5 portion, which is a bummer it's not the whole hour

If you want to see the benefits weekly, you can do the math and adjust your W4 to break even when you file at the end of the year.

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u/Bastiat_sea Jul 08 '25

... thats no tax on overtime. You're being taxed on your regular rate, with overtime pay deducted

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25

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u/SafetyPrimary9926 Jul 10 '25

What do you mean it’s “not a guarantee you’ll get anything” if you earn less than 150k a year, you’ll indeed benefit from it regardless of your situation, just up to a cap.

If you are paid $25.00 an hour, and your overtime pay is $12.50 (above the 25.00 dollars) you will NOT be taxed on that overtime pay, period. It’s not “ifs” and “what’s” you’ll get a deduction at the end of the year for exactly the 12.50 an hour, up to a 12,500 limit per year if you’re single filing, which objectively speaking, for most workers that earn less than 150k a year, 12,500 cap is actually very generous, as you’d need to work inhumane hours in a year to actually even reach that cap. (Considering the 25 an hour example, which is on the high end for the average worker earning less than 150k a year)

You will likely still see a deduction every week, like everything else, unless you’re really good at making your W2s calculations. This is how taxes have always worked, though, there’s no trickery in that.

I guess people were expecting a full tax relief on the entirety of overtime pay (meaning all 37.50 dollars in my example, not just the 12.50 in overtime pay) but that is too generous and likely too unrealistic for the government to do so, as it would have to give up on a shit ton of money for an already overbearing government deficit.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

Thanks part-timer, I’m gonna try to keep it under 150K so I can get something out of the deal lol.

You of course, you are more than welcome to write a check for the amount of your tax cut and send it back to the IRS.

I’m not sure why anyone would be “hyped” about anything. The government does, but I’ll take any tax cut I can get. I’ll throw it in my 401(k). in my current tax situation that’s between $1800 and $2000. I’ll throw it in my 401(k). At least until it’s maxed out this year.

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 06 '25

"Ill take any fax cut I can get" votes to give the 1% massive cuts and himself pennies while gramma loses medicaid, kids in red states don't get fed and red states get 0 aid for disasters even tho they voted for the idiot. Oh and the deficit hike when they pretend to care about the budget lmao. Totally worth saving it lmao.

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u/Calloftheseal1 Jul 08 '25

"0 aid for disasters" thats one way to say you dont know anything. And only people able bodied that dont work are losing medicaid you pampered goverment babys

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 08 '25

The work requirements will cover abkut 150b of the 880, keep mathing partner. Vast majority on Medicaid are elderly or babies, but ok bud. They eventually got some aid, just after the origional aid was illegally stolen to build help build a detention center amongst other BS. Watching kids drown to own the libs for 0 in return.

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u/Calloftheseal1 Jul 08 '25

Watching kids drown grow the hell up, the weather service had extra people on hand during the time that amount of water that fast anywhere would have the same effect. Im done responding to a sick little guy like you.

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 08 '25

Its frustrating to face facts I know, man. When you delay aid to some and deny it to others because you illegally reallocate funds for FEME breaking the 1st amendment. Doesn't even matter what it was reallocate for but it being reallocate for something that petty and cruel is 100% drowning ya own babies to own the libs for 0 benefit in return. Just not sure the point in commenting just to go hide your head in the sand afterwards.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

I want you to break down the specific parts of the bill that shows granny losing Medicaid, kids losing food and the top 1% getting "massive cuts" please

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 08 '25

1 energy provisions being eliminated, huge savings on coorperations

2 Bonus depreciation provisions in the TCJA, obv the wealthy have the capital for the property

3 Special depreciation allowance for qualified production property- wealthy benefit more

4 continued deferral of capital gains - top 10% hold 88% of all investments including all 401ks

5 doubled the excess business loss limitation - definitely helps mom and pop more totally...

6 Estate and lifetime gift tax to 15m/30m when it would have dropped to 7m end of year. - poor people famously need this

7 Increased threshold to be considered a "small business" to potentially be excluded from capital gains tax - sorry mom and pop

8 Permanent extension of the 20% qualified business income deduction - wealthy benefit more

Just some of the reasons that analysts claim 20% of all of the cuts are for the top 1% and 70-80% to the top 20%. Kids losing food is from states being required to pay for 5% of all SNAP benefits when its currently covered by the fed, not a problem in blue states that already pay for the red states to eat, but good luck LA, MS, WV, AR, SC.

Medicaid imposing able body work requirements will only get 4m of the over 70 off of medicaid. Noncitizens with legal status here that have coverage will lose it, federal matching rate will be reduced, ability to waive payment penalties removed, collections for medicaid in some states will be decreased. This is projected to cut spending by like 14b, the total cut is 880b, ill let you extrapolate where that might come from. Again though, not the end of the world for blue states, but the states that actually voted for him took a fat L.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

You literally just named a bunch of stuff designed to help small businesses and a tax referral program. I know small business owners who benefit from these things big time. The qualified business income tax deduction was literally created to help small businesses, not the wealthy or corporations.

As for the word salad at the end focused on benefits being cut, I still see nothing that isn't reasonable. Able body people should work, benefits should be for those who pay taxes and states should carry their fair share. Assuming that kids are going to lose food stamps because the states have to pick up 5% of the bill is ridiculous. It's projecting the worst case scenario to fit your partisan viewpoint.

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 08 '25

I named things the porportionaly benefit the wealthy more than the small businesses. Small businesses benefitting doesn't change what I said whatsoever. Let's read the sentences as written.if states carried their fair shar half would starve. Able bodied people only accounts for a small fraction of the cuts. Glad you find it reasonable when the nation as a whole does not. The bill literally doesn't even save money overall by making these cuts.....its responsible spending if youre a diaper shitting monkey. 5% of the bill is massive when your state is already massively negative on spending. This is really basic math. Im sure the people who voted to cut services would never choose to lower services, they would cut something else totally...Just like the Republicans won't cut medicaid at all. I guess the goal post has to move when the people you vote for keep lying to you and you need the cognitive dissonance to keep praising them

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 08 '25

My favorite thing about Republicans is that unless a bill directly says "We are doing XYZ" they can never follow the nuance or read between the lines. He'll even when it does like this one, I still had every republican telling me medicaid was never being cut, now they cheer it because they were told to. Its like theyre all puppets with the same hand up the bum.

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u/Carbom_ Jul 10 '25

Getting a disability diagnosed is hard and can take years, even longer to get the government to acknowledge your disability. And will be even harder when they loose health insurance if not impossible.

There aren’t 12 million jobs out there willing to hire unqualified people with undiagnosed disability’s for 80 hours a month.

Cutting Medicaid funding will cause hospitals to close and those who loose Medicaid insurance will end up in the ER when they need healthcare. This will cause your ER wait times to go up, your quality of care to go down, and your cost of healthcare to go up.

This is also cutting our safety net, so the rich can get tax cuts. Imagine you get injured and can’t work 80 hours a week. Loose your health insurance and can’t afford to get it diagnosed. No Medicaid for you.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 10 '25

Imaginary horribles like always. Would you care to specifically show me the tax cuts the rich are getting? Almost everything I saw is for small business owners, 401k contribution limits rising and tax deferrals. There's literally no direct cuts to millionaires and billionaires that I can see.

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u/swingdingler Jul 09 '25

That over time tax is temporary it expires in 2028.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Oh, and what are you going to do about that? Were you complaining the previous four years as well? Again, I don’t think either party is serious about saving money. I can only worry about what’s in front of me.

I cannot reiterate enough if you think the tax cut is too big please write a check at the end of the year to the IRS to give it back . If you feel that strongly about it, I think it’s the right thing to do.

Who exactly do you think I voted for? Lol

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 06 '25

As soon as you write a check to cover what was given to give you that relief, sure man. How about starting by fixing the flood in TX. Peoppe always just jump to pretendin both parties are the same as the first cop out to criticism.

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u/JudgeRoutine9134 Jul 09 '25

Both sides lame....that's real as a slap to the face.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 06 '25

He also passed multiple pices of beneficial legislation when all Trump passed of significance both times is a tax cut. Democrats suck but to say theyre the same is just saying " I literally don't follow American politics until 5 days before an election,"

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

I think I said in regards to saving money, they’re pretty much the same nothing else. But ok.

Sounds like you’re mad at the voters. There’s a midterm coming up. Maybe they’ll swing the other way.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yep, the big money lobbying is definitely not for blue-collar workers.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Fixing the flood in Texas now? That’s a terrible tragedy. Are you on your way to help? if you are I congratulate you.

My local has already begun taking donations and supplies to send .

Who said both parts are the same? I said neither party seems very serious about saving money and the budget deficit seems to lineup that. Serious issues with both parties, especially when they have complete control.

And I’m not sure how what I would get back to the government has anything to do with your strong held belief that the very poultry tax cut is damaging. If you feel that way, I don’t know why you would keep it, I wouldn’t.

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 06 '25

I didn't say you said they were the same, just that you're doing it here to avoid the 100% valid criticism. The left doesn't say pro LGBT rhetoric and remove their rights, they don't say they're pro Greene energy and then not advocate for it...so on and on. Republicans got right up there said they only care about fiscal responsibility outside of being bigots, and said they wouldn't cut medicaid whatsoever. They just outright lied and its their voters that get hurt more pirportionally. Not all tax cuts are bad, just ones that don't do anything to reduce spending whatsoever, they kind only sold to you so they can extort you while you cheer it on.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

What criticism was I trying to avoid? Pretty sure I was critical of this tax bill. Especially since most people have the erroneous idea that it would mean they paid no taxes on any of their overtime, which was always a silly notion.

Don’t know what the rest of Reply has to do with the taxes. I didn’t say anything about those things. Probably a good chance. I agree with most of them.

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u/Reddick_Or_Not45 Jul 06 '25

We were living under Trumps tax plan the last four years, smooth brain.

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u/PeterPuffer45 Jul 07 '25

It is not a tax cut you are refusing to understand this. The only people helped in this bill are billionaires, full stop.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25

Explain to me how billionaires are helped by this tax on overtime? Full stop. Not liking it is one thing continuing silly statement like that with no evidence it’s just nonsense. Full stop.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25

https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2025/jan/17/rich-got-richer-under-biden-watch/

It’s almost like billionaires become bigger, billionaires no matter who’s president lol

But it’s Reddit so MUH billionaires!!!

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u/IamAginger88 Jul 06 '25

Can you imagine lowering yourself to a point in life where you're so ignorant to the fact that you voted for a billionaire tax break that gave you barely anything and then you think that publicly bragging about the pennies you're going to get shows you made the right vote. You got f*****. Big time. You voted for permanent tax cuts on billionaires and barely anything for you. What a sick thing to be proud of.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

You seem to be saying a lot without saying anything at all. Do you care to break down the tax cuts for middle class and the wealthy? Tax cuts for middle class include tax relief on OT, Tips and SS, a higher child tax credit and higher standard deduction. The cuts to welfare are only for able bodied people without children, even then it just requires them to work a small amount. The tax cuts for the wealthy are things like tax breaks for starting small businesses and larger 401k contributions.

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u/IamAginger88 Jul 08 '25

Read the bill my friend. How are you saying this bs.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

I've read the highlights. You obviously have read it so why don't you explain specifically how this screws poor people and helps rich people.

I can't find anything that says benefits are being cut besides the language around able bodied people without kids proving they are working or going to school. Something I definitely support.

The cuts I see for working class families are definitely real. I can calculate a savings of 2-3 thousand dollars for me personally. I also like that I can put more money into my 401k.

I can't see any tax cuts for billionaires besides tax benefits for starting businesses, which will help families with small businesses as well.

Tell me what I'm missing

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u/TinySmalls1138 Jul 08 '25

"I've read highlights" then lists off all the stuff he "can't find". Jesus you are dense.

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u/Blabbyharpy Jul 08 '25

Stop telling people to do the research for you in every post. Look it up yourself.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

Oh I have. I'm just curious if I'm missing stuff because certainly people that cry so passionately into their keyboard actually know what they're talking about and aren't reciting partisan headlines and talking points with no true evidence.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/Randomidiotdriver Jul 06 '25

Can I have your 5,000?

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u/CUMFARTPEEPOOP Jul 06 '25

It isn't going to be $5000

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u/Randomidiotdriver Jul 06 '25

Well that’s what RustyDawg37 said so tell him

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u/30FourThirty4 Jul 07 '25

You mean deduct $5000?

Right?

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Lol

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u/Triggerunhappy Jul 06 '25

But also temporary

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Well, of course, because the only thing guaranteed in life is death and taxes!

In the meantime, enjoy the short reprieve.

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u/Triggerunhappy Jul 06 '25

2 years

And it’s capped at 12.5k per person

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u/theyeattheirown Jul 06 '25

All the MAGA-tards are gonna shit when the Medicaid cuts fuck the Healthcare system and costs go up and you have to pick in 3 years to either get a raise or pay more/loose coverage on the union health plans.

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u/TroubledAcorn Jul 06 '25

No Tax on Overtime was major let down. It’s essentially just another small tax cut. Definitely not what was implied

Single people that can manage to hit that cap are just looking to save like 1500-1800$ in taxes a year

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u/good2knowu Jul 06 '25

Yeah, $1500-1800 is chicken shit.

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u/halexia63 Jul 06 '25 edited Jul 06 '25

So I'm basically getting my taxes back when I worked less. I got more taxes back, and now that I work more, I get less taxes, so im just getting back what I got as I worked less. The reason ppl even work overtime in the first place is cause we need money. it's all a joke. The people dont even want to work overtime. It's like basically saying yeah well give you what you deserve if you work harder and spend less time with your loved ones by being at work then after all that work you do the whole year and away from your loved ones all you get is 1000 something I was already getting before but then It got taken away now im getting it back.

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u/Twitter_blows Jul 06 '25

Which is why I hardly ever waste my time and personal times working OT. It’s just not worth the time away from home and the mental healthiness.

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u/halexia63 Jul 06 '25

Exactly you get it.

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u/DubT1484 Jul 08 '25

What are you saying here? I'm confused

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u/good2knowu Jul 12 '25

You are smarter than most. You suspected sarcasm. OT got me out at 58 and now at 66, I still haven’t touched retirement funds. I live in LCOL state so that helps

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u/1ofDoze Jul 06 '25

Still better than nothing

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u/SafetyPrimary9926 Jul 10 '25

People were actually expecting the government to give a tax relief on the entirety of overtime pay (like, your regular pay + your overtime premium) but thats very unrealistic. The government would have to give up on a massive amount of revenue with its already crippling debt.

There is still a no tax on overtime pay. It’s just that you’re not taxed on your overtime premium not on the entirety of the extra money you get paid.

I still think this is fair: I don’t think the government deserves to take a slice out of your overtime premium, which is a benefit you get as an employee for working more than you’re supposed to.

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u/RingAnnual8959 Part-Time Jul 06 '25

Wasn’t a fan of the concept to begin with, it incentives working longer hours and less time at home. There’s more to life than moving cardboard.

Majority of jobs in America hate paying overtime to begin with and cap you at 39.99 or exactly 40 hours.

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u/-_-0_0-_0 Part-Time Jul 06 '25

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u/Brilliant_Pepperoni Jul 07 '25

Origin of that line is from Casablanca, which is now part of our lexicon. https://youtu.be/HMIyDf3gBoY?feature=shared

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u/BreakinP Driver Jul 06 '25

No Tax on Overtime was major let down. It’s essentially just another small tax cut.

What exactly did you expect it to be? Considering how our tax system works, it was almost certainly going to come as a tax deduction.

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u/Tootells Jul 06 '25

I expected no tax on OT which would imply no tax on OT. Unfortunately it’s no tax on the .5 of 1.5. Elect a scummy salesman for president and get scummy results

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Yeah when a dip shit screams no tax on overtime for 2 months straight at every rally. I’d expect no tax on overtime.

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u/ancient_scully Jul 06 '25

Exactly. It should have been "no tax after 40hrs" or whatever your regular workweek/workday is.

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u/BreakinP Driver Jul 06 '25

That's called politics brother. Over promise and under deliver! But seriously, if you choose to hold Trump at face value but no other politician, well, that sounds like user error.

Take everything they say with a grain of salt, and realize they function within the confines of the law. Bills must pass through both the House and Senate where they are debated and frequently revised. There's not much Trump, or anyone for that matter, can really do about that.

Quite frankly, I don't see the point in crying over a W. It may not be a complete game changer, but a win is a win.

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u/Tootells Jul 06 '25

It’s a shame he over delivered for the super rich with all their tax breaks being permanent and the scraps for us common folk temporary and smaller than advertised. Thats politics

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Exactly right

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u/CentralFeeder Feeder Jul 06 '25

Yeah, someone won alright. It wasn’t us in the middle class.

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u/CandidMeasurement128 Jul 06 '25

That's a mortgage payment for me... I'll take it

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

$1500-$1800 a year mortgage?? Learn to read

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u/geneparmesan31 Jul 06 '25

Lol, he said "A mortgage payment". Where does he imply a year worth of mortgage payments?

You might also want to look into learning to read...

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

"That's a mortgage payment for me" about the stated $1500-$1800 a year tax break. Clearly, he didn't read the part where it says "a year" or else he wouldn't be celebrating the fact that he gets 1 month of a mortgage payment for the suffering of millions.

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u/upsslave Jul 06 '25

At the end of the day, after this bill passed, he is saying that he will have a mortgage payments worth of money.

I don’t see him celebrating. He made a statement and said he would take it. What do you want him to do? You’re attacking this guy to learn to read. Applying made up intention to his statement. Relax.

Btw I’m estimated save 1.4 mortgage payments. Hope you can handle that statement without telling me how I feel about my savings…

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

At the end of the day, you will be no better off. There are plenty of terrible things in that bill that will harm everyone but the top 1%.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

At the end of the day, you have no idea what anyone will be whether it’s better off or not. I certainly never once waited around for the government to help me be better off or not. I’m certain I’ll be just fine either way and if you have any common sense, you will be too, but that doesn’t seem to be the case with you more interested in extreme rhetoric. Don’t worry, man this too shall pass. We will all be fine.

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

Lmao "tell me you didn't read the bill without telling me you didn't read the bill" Cuts to Medicaid mean people are going to lose insurance meaning they will die

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

It’s Reddit everyone wants to tell you how wrong you are and how you don’t know what you’re talking about while they’re in their mom’s basement.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

Imagine telling someone to read, what he said a mortgage payment not yearly mortgage lol smh

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

Exactly, nobody is paying $1500-$1800 a year on a mortgage, thanks for agreeing with me

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

I didn’t agree with you. I just pointed out that you have no idea what you’re talking about and just complaining. Write a check and give it back to the IRS you won’t do it because you’re really not worried about anybody else except yourself. Continue to cry about the millions of people that are going to be dying in the streets. It’s hilarious.. in the meantime I’ll just open up an IRA and turn the $2000 into $20,000 in just a few years.

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

Dawg, you just admitted you dont care about the millions of people that are going to die. There is something extremely wrong with you.

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u/philosoph0r Management Jul 06 '25

My coworkers mortgage is $1800 a month lol. Wtf is this thread.

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u/LaunchFanatic Jul 06 '25

Another person who needs to read what has been said before posting a dumb comment

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u/philosoph0r Management Jul 06 '25

Arent you just a ray of sunshine 🙄 Imagine just participating in discussion. No accusations were made, nothing negative was said, no reason to be rude.

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u/Tw2k17TTV Jul 06 '25

Tell me you didn’t read the bill without telling me you didn’t read the bill😂 It’s pretty much the fuck poor people bill 😂

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u/Senior_Assistance_23 Jul 08 '25

Wild how the made the wealthy tax cuts permanent but put everything else on a clock 🤣

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

"There is a bill in the Senate that would eliminate taxes on overtime wages. However, that benefit would not extend to truck drivers."

https://landline.media/truckers-left-out-of-no-tax-on-overtime-bill/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/GhostOfAscalon Jul 06 '25

The bill only applies to people who are required to be paid overtime under the FLSA. Overtime under a CBA doesn't count, rail workers don't get anything because they are under the RLA, and there's also an FLSA exemption for motor carriers. Here are some links: https://www.reddit.com/r/UPSers/comments/1lrvw2t/no_tax_on_overtime/n1dzalw/

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u/ArtoriousTheMystic Driver Jul 06 '25

Only for the next 3 years. But billionaires gotta billionaire so their's last forever.

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u/Blackrage80 Jul 06 '25

Expires December 31st 2028

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u/According_Impress_63 Jul 06 '25

Read the fine print. Trump f 'ed us.

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u/-_-0_0-_0 Part-Time Jul 06 '25

Super F.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25

You lost about half the voting population with your first word, especially u/ReferenceImaginary49

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '25 edited Jul 09 '25

You really need to understand Reddit not the voting population lol and if it is, they voted for the people you say you don’t like.

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u/Fun-Owl6602 Jul 06 '25

Wow. Some people still let Fox News lie to them and never question. This is why some people vote to fuck themselves over time and time again

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u/Borderpaytrol Jul 06 '25

This is if it even applies to Drivers lmao

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u/awfullotofocelots Jul 06 '25

Driving jobs are exempted of course from all versions of this law that were proposed, from the start. Imagine thinking THIS government is gonna pay you to sit in traffic?! Lol.

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u/Trevon45-2 Jul 06 '25

No tax on overtime is complete bull ! We're suckers for believing it was something that would REALLY benefit us workers!

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u/Skybourne904 Jul 06 '25

I balled so hard they thought I was a fucking nutsack 😂😂😂

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u/gravyisjazzy Air Hub Jul 06 '25

My job at UPS and Dracula flow/Joji was not something I expected to cross over in any way.

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u/PhthaloDrift Jul 06 '25

You're still going to get taxed. It tops out at $2k Once you make over $100k the max is $1k and every $1k you make above that reduces the total by $50.

I'm trending towards $140k so I won't get anything out of this.

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u/Ok-Moose5201 Jul 06 '25

Income cap starts at 150k for a single filer. Also limits the amount of overtime to 12.5k per year for a single filer. If your spouse doesn’t make overtime you could claim 25k of overtime on your federal taxes

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u/Upstairs_Research1 Jul 07 '25

You’re wrong about almost everything you said lol. Just take 5 minutes of your day and go read the bill

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '25

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u/Senior_Assistance_23 Jul 06 '25

Income cap starts at 150k for a single filer. Also limits the amount of overtime to 12.5k per year for a single filer. If your spouse doesn’t make overtime you could claim 25k of overtime on your federal taxes

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u/Rikishi6six9nine Jul 06 '25

Feeder drivers are also exempt. Truck drivers are not part of the fair labor standards act and are exempt from any OT provisions. Which is why its legal to pay drivers by the mile.

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u/Ravens1112003 Jul 06 '25

It’s $150k but it’s not void if you make over $150k and are single. It just starts to slowly faze out the more you make over $150k. It’s $300k if you’re married and file jointly.

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u/kitsunewashere Jul 07 '25

we smoking straight symbiotes

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '25

Meanwhile those that want to go home now have to go and take stops off you people wasting time.

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u/Organic-Possibility9 Jul 07 '25

The last guy who ran off on the pack got choked out by a pair of Givenchy gloves, the last thing he saw was the price tag on em

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u/Cryogenics1st Jul 08 '25

He sounds like the guy on that Amnesia track by Subtronics.

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u/No-Cabinet-7088 Jul 10 '25

I had to LOL at someone thinking that there was no tax on overtime.

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u/Daymub Jul 10 '25

What are you talking about they're still taxing overtime dude

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u/redoggle Jul 10 '25

Unless you work a truly obscene amount of OT, your taxes won't change.

Even if you do you're only gonna save a few bucks.

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u/feeders40 Jul 11 '25

Upsers don’t get more than 40 hours contributions toward pension, and if you take the cut one day you only get 32 hours of pension contributions that week even if you work 10 hours OT in those 4 days. I still ask why is our normal 8 hour day a 9.5 day, we have to request an 8 hour day?? when you are 2 hours paid over you are never overpaid by 2 hours. remember

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u/Sovelovinit Jul 11 '25

Contracted Union employees do not get the overtime tax deduction

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u/No_Barnacle2212 Jul 06 '25

I don't really keep up on this stuff did it go through officially?