No Tax on Overtime 🤦‍♂️

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Translation: You still get taxed. But hey, someday… maybe… the IRS might slip a little something back into your pocket.

Here’s how it actually works:

They tax your overtime now.

You bust your ass all year.

At tax time, IF you qualify, Uncle Sam gives you a refund like he’s tossing scraps to the peasants. 🥖

And don’t worry — it’s capped, it expires in 2028, and if you make “too much” (aka worked too hard), you don’t even qualify.

So instead of “no tax on overtime,” it’s really:
“Loan us your sweat now, we’ll think about reimbursing you later.”

It’s like working 60 hours a week, and when you finally collapse, the government walks over and says:
“Don’t die yet. You’ll get your life jacket… in April.” 🛟

So tell me—who else thought this was gonna hit different? Or am I the only idiot who thought “no tax” meant… you know… no tax? 🤡



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