For most people, tax season officially ends in April. But for state policymakers, it’s always open season on taxes.
With I-960 in the courts and Washington State in a recession, balancing the state budget next year may prove to be a greater challenge than ever. How will we fund vital state services in a fair manner to educate children, provide health services to seniors, train workers, and keep the transportation system rolling?
Two new publications by the Economic Opportunity Institute highlight possible answers to that question:
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