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Washington's EV efforts continue to face logistical challenges - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Washington state's plans to electrify private and public transportation sectors and spend hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars on charging infrastructure are still facing numerous logistical and practical challenges. One example was highlighted at a Thursday meeting of the Electric Vehicle Coordinating Council meeting by Puget Sound Solar General Manager and Solar Educator Alisha Turpin. She told the council that a state agency hired contractors to install a large fleet charging station but
Washington state DOR warned income tax provisions could ‘cause political and optics issues’ - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Washington Department of Revenue officials warned during the legislative session that provisions in the proposed income tax could present not just enforcement complications, but invite legal challenges aside from those it currently faces, new records obtained by The Center Square show. While some of the advice offered was later reflected in changes made to the bill, other concerns went unaddressed. One key lawmaker on the new income tax advisory group says they intend to tackle those issues. Acc
Nonresidents could face paying Washington's new income tax - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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People who never even set foot in Washington State might be subject to the new millionaire's tax if the repeal movement is not successful, according to discussions at the Washington state income tax advisory group. One potential scenario presented to the advisory group at its Monday meeting by the Multistate Tax Commission concerned a nonresident who is a partner with an LLC organized in New York State that invests in another LLC generating income in Washington. If the nonresident received incom
DOR: ‘Significant lift’ awaits Washington with new income tax residency enforcement - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Even if Washington state voters ultimately decide to reject Initiative 645 repealing the state’s new income tax, there will be a “significant lift” in how to implement it, according to the state Department of Revenue. One of the biggest challenges for the DOR’s new income tax advisory group will be coming up with recommendations to the state Legislature on how to adequately clarify who a state resident is and thus subject to the tax. “The income tax work is complex,” Senior Assistant Director of
Public unions make up nearly all of contributions against Washington income tax repeal - The Daily Chronicle (opens the original)
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Public sector unions, which will directly benefit from the millionaire's tax, make up virtually all the contributions to the campaign against the initiative to repeal Washington’s newly enacted income tax, according to the Public Disclosure Commission. The PDC reports that three public sector union contributions make up almost all the contributions to the "No on 645" campaign, with the Washington Federation of State Employees alone responsible for $1 million or half of the donations. The SEIU 77
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