Washington lawmakers made headlines during this year’s legislative session for their work on taxes, police reform and reversing the effects of climate change. The resulting law changes from some of that work won’t be seen for years, while others will go into effect in the coming weeks and months.
Keep reading for five major policies set to kick in next year.
Arguably the most controversial item to come out of the state Legislature in years, the capital gains tax is set to become effective on Jan. 1.
The 7% tax applies to profits from selling long-term assets, such as stocks and bonds. An individual or married couple would have
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