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Washington’s property tax code has the potential to be an important tool for building thriving, affordable communities. But harmful laws and constitutional provisions have rendered our property taxes inequitable and inadequate for funding community priorities like schools and public parks. It’s time for lawmakers to take steps to amend this.

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Blog Post Senate Republicans’ Plan Doesn’t Amply Fund Schools, Puts Other Programs at Risk By - January 31, 2017

Blog Post Creating a Safeguard Rebate Is Key to Equitable Property Tax Reform By Andy Nicholas and Kelli Smith - January 27, 2017

Blog Post It’s time to strengthen our property tax code to invest in schools By Andy Nicholas and Kelli Smith - January 27, 2017

Blog Post McCleary Reality Check: Legitimate Solutions Required to Fully Fund Schools By - September 23, 2016

Blog Post Funding Schools for Washington’s Kids Can’t Be Done through Property Tax Gimmicks By - September 07, 2016

Blog Post Local Levies Can’t Fund Statewide Education By Kim Justice, Senior Budget Analyst, and Andy Nicholas, Senior Fiscal Analyst - April 16, 2015

Brief/Report McCleary Amicus Brief August 04, 2014

Brief/Report Balancing Adequacy and Equity in Washington State’s Property Tax March 01, 2007

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