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State lawmakers trying to fix childcare crisis
State lawmakers say more than half a million children don’t have access to childcare across Washington.
TACOMA, Wash. - Even before the pandemic, the lack of affordable childcare in Washington state was known to be a crisis. Now, with more kids not receiving in-person learning at schools, the demand for childcare is up - and many are feeling the struggles.
State lawmakers say more than half-a-million children don’t have access to childcare across Washington.
Tacoma mom Amanda Walkingstick says a lack of childcare makes life overwhelming at times, and it’s been an issue for years.
Wealth tax, capital gains tax, payroll tax what’s the difference? We break it down.
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Updated 7:13 p.m. March 6
The Washington State Capitol Building, also known as the Legislative Building, photographed Oct. 21, 2020, in Olympia. (Jovelle Tamayo for Crosscut)
A tax on capital gains, such as profits from selling stocks and bonds, is something that has been discussed in Olympia for many years. But 2021 is the first time it has had enough support to pass the state Senate, as it did Saturday, March 6.
That means the capital gains tax could very well clear the Legislature this year and become law, since Democratic leaders in the House and Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee have long supported it.
Washington state tech community spars over proposed capital gains tax
March 15, 2021 at 11:50 am
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The Washington State Capitol in Olympia. (GeekWire Photo / John Cook)
Update: The Washington state Senate on Saturday passed SB 5096 by a slim margin, 25-24. The bill now moves to the House.
Washington state’s startup community spent much of this week locked in a tense debate over a plan to tax big-ticket capital gains, one of several proposed taxes targeting the wealthy in a state with a tech industry that’s booming amid the pandemic.
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