2021-2023 Biennium Review: Taxes
Session reviewEnergy, Utilities & Technology Jobs, Business & Economy Taxes & Fees
The 2021 session will be remembered for passage of the capital gains income tax and funding of an expanded eligibility and remittance structure for the Working Families Tax Credit. The 2022 session will be remembered for the lack of any meaningful broad-based tax relief despite a $15 billion surplus. In terms of help for business, there was an increase in small business B&O tax credits, help for data centers, and new incentives for green hydrogen and solar manufacturing.
Bill Numbers:
HB 1015 (2021-22)
HB 1069 (2021-22)
HB 1095 (2021-22)
HB 1201 (2021-22)
HB 1297 (2021-22)
HB 1332 (2021-22)
HB 1365 (2021-22)
HB 1386 (2021-22)
HB 1406 (2021-22)
HB 1410 (2021-22)
HB 1438 (2021-22)
HB 1460 (2021-22)
HB 1465 (2021-22)
HB 1477 (2021-22)
HB 1496 (2021-22)
HB 1641 (2021-22)
HB 1657 (2021-22)
HB 1677 (2021-22)
HB 1830 (2021-22)
HB 1846 (2021-22)
HB 1914 (2021-22)
HB 1988 (2021-22)
HB 2018 (2021-22)
SB 5000 (2021-22)
SB 5096 (2021-22)
SB 5287 (2021-22)
SB 5371 (2021-22)
SB 5505 (2021-22)
SB 5528 (2021-22)
SB 5714 (2021-22)
SB 5910 (2021-22)
SB 5974 (2021-22)
SB 5980 (2021-22)
Keywords:
988 crisis line
Affordable housing
Alternative fuels
B&O taxes
Beverage tax
Business and occupation tax
Capital gains tax
Clean energy
Commercial trucking
Data Centers
Electric vehicles
Estate tax
Farming
Health insurance
Internet tax
Military/veteran affairs
Move Ahead Washington
Operating budget
Property taxes
Renewable energy
Seniors
Solar
Sound Transit
Telephone/wireless tax
Utilities
Wealth tax
Working Families Tax Credit
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