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The Millionaires Tax is a tax in Washington state that, starting in 2029, will apply a 9.9% tax on household earnings over $1 million. This policy will make progress toward addressing our state’s inequitable tax code where the ultra-wealthy get a special deal at the expense of everyone else. Fewer than 1% of the wealthiest people in this state will pay it, and it is estimated to bring in more than $3 billion per year to our state budget.

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Blog Post Historic new policy – now signed into law – has been decades in the making! March 30, 2026

Blog Post Washington’s new Millionaires Tax offers big support to people throughout the state By Eli Taylor Goss & Emily Vyhnanek & Evan Walker | March 18, 2026

Chart/Graphic New Working Families Tax Credit income limits expand the credit to moderate-income households March 17, 2026

Blog Post The Millionaires Tax significantly expands the Working Families Tax Credit By Tracy Yeung & Leila Reynolds | March 17, 2026

Blog Post The Millionaires Tax has passed in the legislature! By Eli Taylor Goss | March 12, 2026

Blog Post House and Senate supplemental budget proposals rely on cuts and budget maneuvers By Evan Walker | March 05, 2026

Blog Post Millionaires Tax must address the affordability crisis for everyday people By Tracy Yeung & Leila Reynolds | February 26, 2026

Video/Webinar Testimony | Supporting SB 6346 to establish a millionaires tax February 25, 2026

Video/Webinar Testimony in support of SB 6346: Establishing a tax on millionaires. February 09, 2026

Blog Post Millionaires Tax is a major step toward economic justice in Washington state February 03, 2026

Fact Sheet The Millionaires Tax: Frequently Asked Questions February 02, 2026

Blog Post Governor makes large-scale program cuts in proposed supplemental budget By Mia Shigemura | January 22, 2026

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