State Budget & Revenue
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Blog Post One Way to Improve Children’s Health: Fund the Working Families Tax Rebate
Blog Post Cuts to Higher Education Lead to Increases in Tuition
Blog Post Invest in Women, Invest in Washington
Blog Post Final Budget Misses the Mark on Building a Strong Economy
Blog Post Tax Increases? Where?
Blog Post Supplemental Budget: Worst of Cuts Avoided, Challenges Remain
Blog Post Top 10 Graphs About Capital Gains
Blog Post Cuts Put Women’s Health and Safety at Risk
Brief/Report Cuts on the Rise, Health in Decline
Brief/Report Borrowing to Balance the Budget Can Make Sense, But Not by Itself
Chart/Graphic Saving 35 Percent Would Stabilize Capital Gains Revenues
Blog Post Capital gains becoming even more concentrated among richest few
Blog Post Richest 1 percent get 75 percent of all capital gains
Brief/Report Legal Analysis: State Capital Gains Tax
Brief/Report No denying it: At least $10 billion has been cut from the state budget
Blog Post Why the Working Families Tax Rebate would work for Washington
Brief/Report A Capital Reform: Using Capital Gains to Fuel Job Creation and Economic Prosperity in Washington State
Blog Post Affordable child care helps parents keep their jobs
Brief/Report Economic Security: Key to Recovery and Prosperity, Wealth & Opportunity
Blog Post New tax break audit report: A valuable but limited tool
Blog Post The sun sets on two tax breaks (500 more escape scrutiny)
Blog Post Governor signs budget that won’t create jobs, threatens economic recovery
Brief/Report State Debt Limit Debate Misses the Point
Brief/Report Undermining Prosperity: Higher Ed Cuts Weaken Access, Affordability, & Quality