State Supreme Court made right move on rulemaking for Washington state’s capital gains tax
Statement by Budget & Policy Center's Executive Director
By Misha Werschkul | November 30, 2022
Thinking globally, acting locally
Links between economic justice, anti-racist work, and global impact
By Joan Jones, Executive Director of SEIU Washington State Council and Budget & Policy Center board member - November 22, 2022
Advocates won key changes to the Working Families Tax Credit application process
Some administrative barriers remain, especially for ITIN filers
By Leila Reynolds | November 16, 2022
Workers’ rights advocates in Washington lead the way for the nation
Congress held a field hearing on innovations for workers in Seattle & Washington
By Misha Werschkul | August 12, 2022
Seattle’s millionaires would profit most if schools lose funding from capital gains tax
Repealing capital gains tax would give King County’s uber-wealthy a huge, unnecessary tax break
By Andy Nicholas - July 05, 2022
The Working Families Tax Credit application must prioritize accessibility
Administrative barriers in the application process may prevent families who need the credit most from receiving it
By Leila Reynolds & Emily Vyhnanek - June 29, 2022
Reversing Roe is a setback for reproductive, racial, and economic justice
A healthy society must include abortion access for everyone
June 24, 2022
Washingtonians are united on balancing our tax code
Why the initiative to repeal the capital gains tax failed (and rightly so)
By Misha Werschkul - June 16, 2022