What the No Tax on Tips Act Means for Restaurants

The No Tax on Tips Act has officially been signed into law, making tipped income exempt from federal income tax — up to $25,000 annually for qualifying employees.

This change marks a major shift in how restaurants manage payroll, reporting, and team compensation.

In this webinar, experts from Fourth and CBIZ, a national leader in tax and advisory services, break down what the new law includes, how it impacts your operation, and what steps you should take right now to stay compliant and strategic.

We cover:

• What’s in the new law and what it means for your business
• How it affects payroll, reporting, recruiting, and retention
• What operators should do from a workforce and compliance lens
• Live Q&A

Join us to understand your responsibilities with the new law and walk away with practical steps to implement immediately.

About CBIZ:

CBIZ, Inc. (NYSE:CBZ) is a leading professional services advisor to middle market businesses and organizations nationwide. With unmatched industry knowledge and expertise in accounting, tax, advisory, benefits, insurance and technology, CBIZ delivers forward-thinking insights and actionable solutions to help you anticipate next steps and accelerate growth. They help your organization navigate challenges, turn risk into opportunity and drive sustainable, long-term excellence — where you are today and wherever you want to grow. Their 10,000+ team members across 160+ locations in 21 major markets provide top-tier industry expertise with local delivery, relationships and support.

Webinar Speakers

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  Patrick O'ReillyManaging Director, CBIZ

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  Gene CabreraSVP of Operations, Fourth