"Adjustments related to tips from earlier periods may relate to different reasons depending on your impacted tips, including cases where customers were not charged for those tips," the message read.
What do a yoga instructor, a parking garage attendant, and an influencer have in common? They are all now exempt from paying income tax on their tips under President Donald Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill." As part of Trump's "no tax on tips" policy, streamers, online video creators, social media influencers, and podcasters are among the workers no longer required to hand over a portion of their tip income, according to a Treasury Department list released this week.
As part of Trump's "no tax on tips" policy, digital content creators will be able to claim a tax deduction next year on the portion of their income that comes from tips, a Treasury spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider. In a draft list of qualifying occupations provided to BI and first reported by Axios, the Treasury describes digital content creators as people who "produce and publish on digital platforms original entertainment or personality-driven content, such as live streams, short-form videos, or podcasts."
The purpose of doing this is to keep the brush from drying out. I've tried this process both in and out of the refrigerator, and both seem to work just fine over a short period of time. If you're storing the brush overnight, it doesn't necessarily have to go in the refrigerator; just find a cool place that's out of the way.
