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ClearFiledTax
Free calculators for no tax on tips & overtime, IRS-sourced
ClearFiledTax shows US workers what the new federal tips and overtime deductions (2025–2028) are actually worth. Free calculators apply the $25,000 tips cap, the $12,500/$25,000 overtime-premium cap and the MAGI phase-out; a refund estimator compares tax with and without the deduction. No signup, inputs stay in your browser, and every figure is sourced to 26 USC 224/225, Schedule 1-A and IRS notices.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Aarif, the maker of ClearFiledTax.
When the "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" rules passed, I saw servers, bartenders, nurses and drivers all asking the same thing: "So how much do I actually get back?" Most answers were either hype ("no more tax!") or buried in IRS notices.
So I built free calculators that give you your real number: - Tips: applies the $25,000 cap and the income phase-out - Overtime: counts only the premium half of your overtime pay, up to $12,500 ($25,000 if married filing jointly) - Refund estimator: compares your federal tax with and without the deduction
There's no signup and your numbers never leave your browser. Every figure is sourced to the actual law (26 USC 224/225) and IRS guidance. There are also plain-English guides, for example on the new W-2 Codes TT and TP.
I'd love your feedback. What's confusing, what's missing, and what should I build next? 🙏
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About ClearFiledTax on Product Hunt
“Free calculators for no tax on tips & overtime, IRS-sourced”
ClearFiledTax was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #143 on the daily leaderboard. ClearFiledTax shows US workers what the new federal tips and overtime deductions (2025–2028) are actually worth. Free calculators apply the $25,000 tips cap, the $12,500/$25,000 overtime-premium cap and the MAGI phase-out; a refund estimator compares tax with and without the deduction. No signup, inputs stay in your browser, and every figure is sourced to 26 USC 224/225, Schedule 1-A and IRS notices.
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Arif Lone
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Aarif, the maker of ClearFiledTax.
When the "no tax on tips" and "no tax on overtime" rules passed, I saw servers, bartenders, nurses and drivers all asking the same thing: "So how much do I actually get back?" Most answers were either hype ("no more tax!") or buried in IRS notices.
So I built free calculators that give you your real number:
- Tips: applies the $25,000 cap and the income phase-out
- Overtime: counts only the premium half of your overtime pay, up to $12,500 ($25,000 if married filing jointly)
- Refund estimator: compares your federal tax with and without the deduction
There's no signup and your numbers never leave your browser. Every figure is sourced to the actual law (26 USC 224/225) and IRS guidance. There are also plain-English guides, for example on the new W-2 Codes TT and TP.
I'd love your feedback. What's confusing, what's missing, and what should I build next? 🙏