Leila Reynolds · ·
YAKIMA – For the first time this year, families were able to apply to get over a thousand dollars back through the Working Families Tax Credit (WFTC).
The program is designed to give $300 to $1,200 per year back to nearly 400,000 taxpayers to help balance Washington’s “upside down tax code.”
Leila Reynolds · ·
Up to $1,200 is now available for hundreds of thousands of low-income working Washington families, thanks to a 2008 law that — 15 years later — is finally funded for the first time.
Leila Reynolds · ·
A partir del primero de Febrero de 2023, el Working Families Tax Credit (crédito tributario de la familia trabajadora), proporcionará pagos de hasta $1,200 a las personas que cumplan con ciertos requisitos de elegibilidad.
Leila Reynolds · ·
Gov. Jay Inslee today signed an economic justice legislative package, including the Working Families Tax Credit and the capital gains excise tax, that starts the process of making Washington’s upside-down tax system fairer and more equitable.
Leila Reynolds · ·
Last week, in a historic win for Washingtonians, the legislature passed House Bill 1297, an updated version of our state’s long-unfunded Working Families Tax Credit, with overwhelming bipartisan support. This targeted tax credit, which will provide an annual cash rebate to nearly 1 in 6 households with low and moderate incomes, will soon be signed into law by Governor Jay Inslee.
