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Opinion: New Report – Washington's income tax to cost thousands of jobs and slow the economy
…and Buckeye Institute report finds Washington's 9.9% income tax could mean 6,100 fewer jobs annually.
Four takeaways from the Gluesenkamp Perez-Braun debate
Gluesenkamp Perez and Braun clashed on the Iran war, gas taxes, income tax, and the $15 billion I-5 bridge in a KOIN6 debate.
Gluesenkamp Perez and Braun make their cases in first of two televised debates
…d $2.1B secured for the I-5 bridge; Braun called the income tax unconstitutional.
Candidates for state and county elected offices outline priorities at Ridgefield forum
…k County Council and two legislative districts clashed over taxes, water rights, and data centers at a Ridgefield forum.
Opinion: Fact Check – Washington's income tax initiative doesn't ‘cut’ government programs
Washington won't collect income tax revenue until 2029, yet the ballot impact statement implies cuts are imminent.
Letter: ‘A serious jail problem deserves a serious solution’
Rylander questions whether Clark County's 739-bed jail expansion and $366.2M bond are justified by solid data.
Opinion: They’re coming for your money — and your retirement
…ts have already signaled plans to lower the new 9.9% income tax threshold below $1 million.
Letter: Leadership vs. more of the same
…Perman argues Rep. David Stuebe voted against SB 6346, gas taxes, and new property and business taxes in his first term.
VIDEO: Could Washington high court’s natural gas ruling unravel income tax law?
…-2066's natural gas protections may expose SB 6346's income tax to a single-subject challenge.
Opinion: ‘Medicare For All’ would require massive tax increases
Hospitals lost 12 cents on every Medicare dollar received in 2024, a key flaw in single-payer arguments.
Letter: ‘So let the nay sayers nay say’
…funded the new White House granite helicopter pad, costing taxpayers nothing.
Opinion: Washington’s I-645 – Repealing the new 9.9% income tax with a current statutory million-dollar exemption
…cier argues I-645 would repeal Washington's new 9.9% income tax before it takes effect in 2028.