Opponents of WA capital gains repeal hit campaign trail
Senator Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, speaks at a House and Senate Republicans' event in 2018. When a 2021 bill instituted a capital gains tax in the state of Washington of 7% for the sale or other voluntary exchange of long-term capital assets by individuals, Schoesler described the bill as "sleazy" and a "gateway drug for an income tax."
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(The Center Square) — Backers of the No on Initiative 2109 campaign are off and running.
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