Fact Check: "Senator Ashley Moody and President Trump just delivered—for YOU. ✅ No tax on tips. ✅ No tax on overtime. ✅ Medicare protected."
What We Know
The claim that "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" is supported by statements from both Senator Ashley Moody and President Donald Trump regarding the recently passed "One Big Beautiful Bill." According to Senator Moody, the bill is described as the "largest tax cut for the working and middle class in history," which includes provisions for exempting most tips and overtime from taxation (source-1). Trump reiterated this in a June 29, 2025, appearance, stating that the bill would fulfill his campaign promises to end taxation on tips and overtime (source-3).
However, the claim regarding Medicare is less clear. The statements made by both Moody and Trump do not specifically address Medicare in the context of tax exemptions or cuts, making it difficult to verify this part of the claim.
Analysis
The assertion that there will be "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" is largely accurate based on the provisions outlined in the One Big Beautiful Bill. The bill aims to eliminate taxes on these income types, which would indeed benefit many workers (source-1).
However, the claim regarding Social Security is misleading. While Trump claimed that the bill would eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, this is not entirely true. The proposed legislation does not entirely remove taxation on Social Security; instead, it offers increased deductions for seniors, which may reduce the tax burden for some but does not eliminate it for all beneficiaries (source-3).
Additionally, the reliability of the sources varies. Senator Moody's statement is a direct communication from a government official, which generally holds credibility, but it may be biased in favor of the legislation. In contrast, the analysis from PolitiFact provides a more nuanced view of the tax implications, highlighting the limitations of the proposed changes (source-3).
Conclusion
The claim is Partially True. While the assertions regarding the elimination of taxes on tips and overtime are accurate, the statement about Medicare and the complete removal of taxes on Social Security benefits is misleading. The proposed changes do not fully eliminate taxes for all Social Security recipients, and the claim lacks clarity regarding Medicare.
Sources
- Sen. Ashley Moody Brings Home Wins for Floridians in One Big ...
- 119th Congress (2025-2026): One Big Beautiful Bill Act
- Trump says 'no tax on Social Security' with reconciliation ...
- Trump Failed To Deliver His 'No Tax' Promises And Is Now ...
- 7 On Your Side breaks down Trump's 'no tax on tips' and ...
- 'Big, beautiful bill' tax cuts touted in ad blitz as Senate GOP ...
- Sen. Ashley Moody Says 'One Big Beautiful Act' Delivers ...
- Florida congressional delegation touts, condemns House ...
