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Blog Post State legislators should focus on advancing shared prosperity during 2018 legislative session
Blog Post Governor’s proposal to salvage community investments shows need for systemic tax reform
Brief/Report Building an Inclusive Economy
Blog Post Governor’s initiative on economic security is a big win for Washington’s families
Blog Post Supreme Court’s McCleary Decision Shows that Lawmakers Should Clean Up Tax Code to Invest in Schools
Blog Post Big Boost in Resources for Schools, But Revenue Still Stuck at Recession Levels
Blog Post Why it’s time to ditch Washington’s harmful property tax restriction
Blog Post Final Budget Makes Progress on Community Investments – for Now
Blog Post Revenue Package Not Built to Last Over the Long Term
Blog Post Governor’s Veto of Unnecessary, Short-Sighted Tax Giveaway Is the Right Move for Washington’s Future
Blog Post Three Reasons Why a New Tax Break for Manufacturers Is Bad for Washington State
Blog Post Last-Minute, Makeshift Budget Misses Opportunity to Fix Upside-Down Tax Code
Blog Post State Revenue Forecast Doesn’t Change the Facts: Washington State Needs Equitable New Revenue
Blog Post Guest Post: Kansas Experiment Yields Valuable Lessons in Why State Investments Are Essential
Blog Post President’s Budget Would Harm Washingtonians, Leave State on the Hook for Massive Costs
Chart/Graphic Top 1 Percent Now Dominate the Small Business Landscape
Chart/Graphic Capital Gains are Concentrated in Finance & Holding Companies, Not Traditional Small Businesses
Chart/Graphic More Than 90 Percent of Capital Gains Would be Paid by Wealthiest 1 Percent
Chart/Graphic Closing the Tax Break on Capital Gains Would Start to Turn Our Tax Code Right-Side Up
Blog Post The House Revenue Plan Shows How to Make Smart, Long-term Investments in Communities
Video/Webinar Budget Beat: A Tale of Two Budgets