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Blog Post This tax day, don’t miss out on your tax credits By Leila Reynolds | April 13, 2026

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

Chart/Graphic Washington state significantly over-relies on revenue from regressive taxes March 05, 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

Chart/Graphic Budget cuts squeeze everyday people while wealthy make gains February 24, 2026

Chart/Graphic Short-term cuts to childcare cost more in the long run February 24, 2026

Chart/Graphic The wealth gap: Median household income masks a deepening divide February 24, 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

Chart/Graphic Working Families Tax Credit infuses millions of dollars in rural Washington January 29, 2026

Video/Webinar Testimony | Supporting HB 2100 to establish the Well Washington fund January 28, 2026

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

Blog Post An opportunity economy requires bold choices from state lawmakers  By Eli Taylor Goss and Rian Watt - January 08, 2026

Blog Post Revenue not keeping pace with economic growth. Lawmakers need to be bold. September 24, 2025

Blog Post Lifting people out of poverty so they can meet their basic needs requires progressive revenue By Tracy Yeung | September 19, 2025

Blog Post Budget and revenue in our state: What’s good and what’s bad By Mia Shigemura | August 26, 2025

Blog Post When it came to balancing the budget, corporate special interests got the final say May 09, 2025

Blog Post Cuts would make life harder for everyday people, while the rich get richer By Mia Shigemura | April 18, 2025

Blog Post This Tax Day, it’s time to get real about fixing our tax code By Emily Vyhnanek & Melinda Young-Flynn | April 15, 2025

Video/Webinar Testimony in support of progressive revenue (HB 1198) March 25, 2025

Blog Post Doing your taxes is easier than ever, thanks to Direct File By Leila Reynolds | March 25, 2025

Fact Sheet Why Washington state has such a big budget shortfall March 17, 2025

Blog Post Lawmakers can’t cut their way to economic prosperity in Washington February 27, 2025

Video/Webinar Testimony in support of expanding Working Families Tax Credit (SB 5771) February 25, 2025

Chart/Graphic Revenue in our state has not kept pace with growth and community needs February 24, 2025

Chart/Graphic Washington state’s inequitable tax code over-relies on people with low incomes February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Snapshot of how WA taxes the wealthiest much less than national average February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Map: For wealthiest 1%, WA has 8th lowest tax rate in the country February 12, 2025

Chart/Graphic Our communities were better funded by the state budget 30 years ago February 12, 2025

Blog Post Gov. Inslee’s final budget is a playbook for how to protect the well-being of people in our state December 17, 2024

Blog Post Direct cash can be the foundation for a brighter future By Tracy Yeung & Leila Reynolds | November 13, 2024

Brief/Report A vision for how direct cash can create an equitable foundation for all November 11, 2024

Blog Post State election results reflect Washington’s progressive values By Melinda Young-Flynn & Emily Vyhnanek | November 07, 2024

Blog Post Why these ballot initiatives are bad for Washington By Iana Mae Abinales & Melinda Young-Flynn | October 23, 2024

Fact Sheet How the capital gains tax is funding communities throughout the state August 06, 2024

Fact Sheet Capital gains tax creates jobs, supports economic growth June 26, 2024

Blog Post Fines and fees are a harmful and ineffective source of revenue for Washington courts By Molly Webster | June 18, 2024

Blog Post The IRS Direct File program presents an opportunity to make sure fewer people miss out on their Working Families Tax Credit By Leila Reynolds | June 12, 2024

Fact Sheet Statewide geographic analysis of who pays the capital gains tax by legislative district May 23, 2024

Blog Post Statement on new estimates for 2024’s capital gains tax revenues By Misha Werschkul | May 22, 2024

Fact Sheet Statewide geographic analysis of who pays the capital gains tax by counties May 22, 2024

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