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Taxes

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Search is on in Washington Legislature for new tax options

April 4, 2025
Jerry Cornfield

Washington’s wealthiest individuals, largest corporations and biggest banks are prime targets. Homeowners, vapers and self-storage unit renters are among those who could share in the burden. Possible tweaks to expand the state’s capital gains tax could also be in play.


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Washington governor rejects use of wealth tax to balance budget

April 2, 2025
Jerry Cornfield

Gov. Bob Ferguson said at a news conference he would not sign any spending plan dependent on substantial revenues from a new and untested tax that faced the “real possibility of being overturned.”


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Ferguson proposes $4B in cuts to Washington state budget

March 13, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

The governor presented $4 billion in new reductions at the end of February and said he supports another $3 billion in savings former Gov. Jay Inslee proposed in December. This scrub is Ferguson’s first step in addressing an operating budget deficit that Democratic lawmakers say is roughly $12 billion over the next four years. Ferguson pegged the number higher, at $15 billion. 


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Tax-tips

Tax time guide 2025: Essentials needed for filing 2024 tax return

February 25, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Tax Day is only weeks away. Learn updates about what to expect, including how you may be able to get a bigger refund.


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Amid high costs for employers, voters say more taxes a bad idea

February 13, 2025
Guest Contributor

Every new law, rule and tax layers on further costs, making it harder for employers to create jobs, or even stay open.


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Second year of state capital gains excise taxes yields $416.6 million

February 10, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The total revenue generated from the capital gains tax in the 2023 tax year is down 47% over the previous year. In Benton County, the decline in tax payments was even steeper. 


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Tax-tips

Applications now being accepted for state’s Working Families Tax Credit

February 4, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The state tax credit provides up to $1,290 per year to taxpayers that qualify for the federal Earned Income tax credit.


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2025

Get free tax help at sites around the Tri-Cities

February 3, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The AARP Foundation is providing free tax assistance and preparation through its Tax-Aide program at sites around the Tri-Cities.


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2025 Legislature

Washington needs a pro-growth agenda without new taxes

January 16, 2025
Guest Contributor

Raising taxes now would only make it more difficult for businesses to compete with other states and regions, and more difficult for many of the state’s smallest businesses to survive. 


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Biden signs bill expanding Social Security benefits for retired teachers, public employees

January 7, 2025
Jennifer Shutt

The new law eliminates the windfall elimination provision and government pension offset that for decades had reduced the amount some Americans receive in Social Security benefits. 


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