TipTotal: No Tax on Tips

Your tips just became up to $25,000 tax-deductible — if you can prove them. TipTotal is the tip tracker built for the federal No Tax on Tips deduction (tax years 2025–2028): log every shift in seconds, watch your deduction grow in real time, and keep the exact records the IRS expects. Built for servers, bartenders, baristas, stylists, delivery drivers, and every one of the 71 IRS-listed tipped occupations. THE DEDUCTION METER • Every qualified tip fills the ring toward the $25,000 cap • The income phase-out computed exactly — $100 per $1,000 over the threshold • Service charges and excluded amounts flagged, each with a plain-English "why" • Estimated federal savings at your rate, always labeled as an estimate LOG A SHIFT IN SECONDS • Cash, card, tip-outs, tip-share, sales — live totals as you type • Multiple jobs, each with its own occupation code, state, and wage • Add earlier months in one sitting; import CSV history from other apps RECORDS THE IRS WAY — ALWAYS FREE • Daily tip record kept automatically (IRC §6053(a) / Pub 531 format) • Monthly employer statements drafted for you, with a reminder before the 10th • Full CSV export of everything, anytime TAX PACK 2026 (optional one-time purchase — no subscription, ever) • Schedule 1-A worksheet computed line by line from your numbers • Year-end proof pack PDF: daily record + per-employer summaries + qualified-tips breakdown PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE • No account. No ads. No analytics. No tracking — App Privacy: "Data Not Collected" • Your data lives on your iPhone and your own iCloud backups • Face ID lock, automatic daily snapshots, restore on a new phone Switching from ServerLife, Checkout, or Just The Tips? Import your CSV in seconds. IMPORTANT: TipTotal is an educational recordkeeping tool, not tax advice, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the IRS. The No Tax on Tips deduction (IRC §224) reduces federal income tax only — Social Security & Medicare taxes still apply to tips, withholding doesn't change, and most states still tax tips. Eligibility requires a listed occupation, a work-eligible SSN, and filing status other than married-filing-separately; a $25,000-per-return cap and income phase-out apply. Verify your situation with a tax professional. Sources: IRC §224, TD 10044, IRS Notice 2025-69, IRS Pub 531.