During a campaign stop in Las Vegas, Donald Trump promoted his proposal to eliminate federal taxes on tips, highlighting the importance of tip income for approximately 5.5 million workers reliant on it. Trump criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her policies, particularly regarding the federal tip credit, which he claims would hinder tipping practices. Many service workers in Las Vegas expressed their support for the proposal, noting the significant impact it could have on their take-home pay, with some estimates suggesting it could allow workers to earn an additional $1,200 monthly. However, tax experts warn that such proposals could lead to substantial federal revenue losses, with estimates ranging from $100 to $250 billion over the next decade. The debate has stirred mixed reactions, as service industry advocates see it as crucial aid, while others, including union representatives, question the sincerity and feasibility of Trump's promises. As both campaigns prioritize this issue, the implications for the upcoming election remain significant for the hospitality sector in Nevada.