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Trump promises tax breaks on overtime, tips and Social Security

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Former United States President Donald Trump announced plans to eliminate taxes on overtime pay if elected. He emphasized that this move will benefit hardworking Americans by making their extra hours tax-free.

"It's time for the working man and woman to finally catch a break," he stressed, highlighting that these tax cuts are aimed at providing relief and incentives for workers.

Trump also reiterated his pledge to remove taxes on tips and assured that Social Security benefits for seniors will remain untaxed. He had previously accused Vice President Kamala Harris of copying this policy of his.

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