Other pages about the topic: 21-23 budget

Relating to narrowing the business and occupation tax deduction, and sales and use tax credit and refund, for bad debts available to sellers - 21-23 budget proposal

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Relating to the taxation of state and federal financial assistance programs addressing the impacts of COVID-19 and future state or national emergencies - 21-23 budget proposal

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9% capital gains tax on individuals - 21-23 budget proposal

Note: This information relates to a capital gains tax as proposed by Gov. Inslee. The governor’s proposal has since been amended by the Legislature, where it is still under consideration as ESSB 5096. For more information on the bill, go to the page for SB 5096 on the state Legislature website and view the bill reports under “Available Documents.”

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Capital gains tax proposal Q&A

Note: This information relates to a capital gains tax as proposed by Gov. Inslee in Dec. 2020. It does not fully reflect the bill as enacted. To leanr about the tax as enacted see information on the capital gains tax from the Dept. of Revenue.

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Highlights of Governor Inslee's 2021-23 proposed budget

The worst global pandemic in more than a century has had devastating — and often disproportionate — consequences for households, businesses and communities across our state. Gov. Jay Inslee’s 2021– 23 operating, capital and transportation budgets will emphasize equity in many forms as we work to defeat COVID-19, rebuild the state’s economy and protect vital services.

Agency operating and capital budget requests now available

View operating budget requests that state agencies and higher education institutions have submitted to us for consideration in Gov. Inslee's 2021–23 biennial budget proposal:

Agency Budget Requests

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