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Local Income Tax Authority (contemplated in SB 6346)

SB 6346 explicitly contemplates cities, counties, and municipalities adopting their own local income taxes, subject to the mandatory $1M deduction floor. Seattle is the most likely early mover; Bellingham and Whatcom ...

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SB 6346 explicitly contemplates cities, counties, and municipalities adopting their own local income taxes, subject to the mandatory $1M deduction floor. Seattle is the most likely early mover; Bellingham and Whatcom County could eventually follow if upheld.

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Could add another layer on top of property and sales taxes

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Sources: Annual Tax Books (Whatcom County Assessor); Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports; statutory text (RCW); ballot results; agency revenue schedules. Real Record renders the published numbers in plain language; we don't change the figures. Where the source uses a different label or category than ours, both are shown.