Senate Republican Leader John Braun talks with [un]Divided host Brandi Kruse about legislation that would allow you to opt out of the long-term care payroll tax.
Sen. Chris Gildon talks to KGNW Radio’s Tim Gaydos about legislation Senate Republicans are introducing to allow workers to opt out of the mandatory long-term care tax.
Sen. Lynda Wilson talks to Lars Larson about legislation form Senate Republicans that would allow workers to opt out of the mandatory long-term care tax with no need for proof of other coverage.
It’s time to start paying the state’s new long-term care tax.
Tracy Ellis reports.
Washington workers’ paychecks will shrink starting next month thanks to the state’s new long-term care payroll tax.
Tracy Ellis explains.
Washington workers must start paying the WA Cares long-term care payroll tax next month. Someone making just over $50,000 a year will pay about $24 a month. If you don’t move out of Washington, you’ll be eligible for a lifetime maximum benefit of $36,500 after paying into the program for ten years for extended care such as a nursing home, home health care, and dementia support. Washington State Senate Republican Leader John Braun talks to Tracy Ellis about it.
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Sen. John Braun talks to KEDO Radio’s Mike Wallin about hard drug possession, police pursuits, proposed tax increases, housing, education funding, and the long-term care payroll tax.
Senator Shelly Short on 920 News Now with Dave Spencer talking about Democrat proposed tax increases, the bill restoring police pursuits, and her bill clarifying the role of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
At a time when the state legislature is looking to make housing more affordable, two new proposals would add to the cost of a home.
Tracy Ellis explains.
At least 20 state Senate Democrats are now pushing a significant property tax increase.
Kimberly Wirtz reports.
