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Increased Taxes are a concern here in Washington State as the state moves to the same “tax freedom day” as California according to the tax Foundation.  Washington State ranks 38th (tied with California) with only 12 States with a later date.

“When Is My State’s Tax Freedom Day?

The total tax burden borne by residents of different states varies considerably due to differing state tax policies and the progressivity of the federal tax system. This means that states with higher incomes and higher taxes celebrate TFD later: New York (May 3), New Jersey (April 30), and Connecticut (April 25). Residents of Alaska will bear the lowest average tax burden in 2019, with Tax Freedom Day arriving on March 25. Also early are Oklahoma (March 30), Florida (April 4), and Louisiana (April 4).

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2019 Tax Freedom Day 2019 in your state

In Washington State the tax collection arm of State Government (Department of Revenue) cannot seem to keep up with the legislative demands for more programs and more money. State businesses with or without employees received the following from the Department of Revenue on the new “Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax” adopted in the legislative session a year ago.

Attend the forum below April 25th for more information.

 


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Contact Local Legislators:

40th District Senator Senator Liz Lovett


40 District Representative Representative Debra Lekanoff

Representative Debra Lekahoff-Democrat 40th District

 

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40 District Representative. Representative Jeff Morris

Rep. Jeff Morris, Democrat-40th District

 

 

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42nd District Senator Senator Doug Ericksen

Sen Doug Ericksen Repubilcan 42nd District

 

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42nd District Representative. Representative Sharon Shewmake

Rep Sharon Shewmake- Democrat 42nd District

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42nd District Representative Representative Luanne VanWerven

Rep. Luanne Van Werven, Republican 42nd District

 

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