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Five Tips for Thanksgiving Tax Talk
Wednesday, Nov 15 2017If we want to lead the way for change, we’ve got to start at home and clean up our tax code so every community can thrive. Luckily, Thanksgiving is the perfect time to take stock of all the things we love and talk about what we can do to keep on fighting.
Video: End Wasteful Tax Breaks
Tuesday, Oct 17 2017Last June, we came closer to a government shutdown than ever before in Washington’s 128 year history. Why? The simple answer is Washington’s upside-down tax code.
Town Hall Meetings Start March 11 — Register to Attend
Monday, Feb 27 2017Legislators are coming home from Olympia for one reason: to listen to you.
Guest Post: How Our Upside Down Tax Code Impacts Housing & Homelessness
Friday, Jan 13 2017Washington is a great place to live - if you can afford it. Unfortunately, far too many people in our state are struggling to keep a roof over their heads.
A Capital Gains Tax, Explained
Tuesday, Nov 8 2016In a state known for firsts, why is Washington behind every other state when it comes to our tax code?
A History of Washington State's Tax Code
Tuesday, Nov 8 2016Washington’s state and local tax code is the most regressive in the nation – households with the lowest incomes pay taxes as a share of their income at a rate seven times higher than the richest households. That’s completely upside down.
We asked candidates: are you All In?
Monday, Oct 17 2016As the nation reacts to how wealthy people and corporations benefit from tax breaks, we at All In For Washington are taking this important conversation into our communities.
We have the most upside down tax code in the nation
Thursday, Sep 22 2016We take a lot of pride in our state. We’ve proven we can do great things. And we believe we’re at our best when no one is left behind.
MESSAGING GUIDE: TAXES, REVENUE, AND GOVERNMENT
Wednesday, Sep 7 2016Our state budget is at the core of so many priorities that we advocate for as progressives, but we often steer clear of talking about it. One reason is that it’s difficult to make such a huge system interesting to the public.