WASHINGTON, D.C. - In the early hours Thursday morning, the House barely passed President Trump’s spending and tax agenda. It’s a big win for the Trump administration after countless hours of negotiations and meetings with fiscally conservative Republicans. But now it faces its next challenge: the US Senate.

A new bill would offer a major break for taxed income under certain levels, but that might not be the uncomplicated relief it sounds like.

The legislation, which offers an economic break to eligible employees making up to $160,000 a year, is now headed for a House vote. The Senate unanimously passed the “No Tax on Tips Act” on Tuesday, a bill that would eliminate federal taxes on tips and that President Donald Trump made a campaign promise when running for reelection.