When it rains it pours. Next year’s budget is going to be a doozy. #waleg
Scoop: Accounting error could cost Washington state $654M, Senate staff says. #walegView quoted post on X
Ryan Frost
Verified account This account is verified. Learn more@Frost_RyanWPC
226 Following 2.7K Followers 906 Posts
Latest posts 5
Nov. 10: Ryan Frost, Washington Policy Center, Keynotes Hoops Tax Forum news.wsu.edu/announcements/…
news.wsu.edu Nov. 10: Ryan Frost, Washington Policy Center Tax Expert, Keynotes Hoops Tax Forum Ryan Frost, budget and tax policy director for the Washington Policy Center, will be the keynote speaker for the Hoops Taxation Research and Policy Institute’s fall forum at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov.... WA’s tax system now ranks 47th in the country, according to the Tax Foundation’s newly released 2027 State Tax Competitiveness Index.
Only New Jersey, California and New York rank worse.
The ranking doesn’t yet include WA’s new 9.9% income tax, scheduled to take effect in 2028.
I assume that will bring us down to 49th.
We’ve dropped from #6 to #47 in just 13 years.
Only New Jersey, California and New York rank worse.
The ranking doesn’t yet include WA’s new 9.9% income tax, scheduled to take effect in 2028.
I assume that will bring us down to 49th.
We’ve dropped from #6 to #47 in just 13 years.
"Washington has long competed for workers, entrepreneurs and companies partly by not taxing individual income. The new levy changes that proposition for precisely the people with the greatest ability to choose where they live and invest."
It was as obvious then as it is now.
Interesting to hear comments from Dem members that this income tax could surely NEVER apply to public pensions. Yet the bill specifically amends over a dozen pension statutes to make sure pension income is included in the definition of adjusted gross income. #walegView quoted post on X