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2 bills would erase income taxes for many Americans. Here's what to know.
Aimee Picchi is the associate managing editor for CBS MoneyWatch, where she covers business and personal finance. She previously worked at Bloomberg News and has written for national news outlets including USA Today and Consumer Reports.
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Depressing new study finds $100K translates to just $66K in major CA...
A depressing new study has found a $100,000 salary after taxes translates to less than $66,000 a year in major California cities due to high taxes and the staggering cost of living.
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Formerly homeless mom among hundreds rallying to preserve state child care subsidy in Washington
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The Washington State Senate has approved a bill that could create the first income tax in Washington history, targeting households earning $1 million or more annually, as lawmakers race to balance the state budget before the March 12 deadline.
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www.yahoo.com
Washington state Senate approves tax on personal income over $1M
Supporters of the bill argue it is a historic step towards addressing tax inequities, while opponents warn of economic consequences and potential expansion of the tax to cover households earning less than a million dollars a year.
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www.bloomberg.com
Millionaire Tax Tests a State's 93-Year Aversion to Income Levy
If the measure passes, it would cap decades of efforts to implement an income tax in Washington, one of only nine states without one, and would likely face legal challenges and a potential ballot initiative to repeal it.
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When Can I File My Income Taxes? All the Dates You Need to Know for Tax Season 2026
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It only feels like you just filed your federal income taxes yesterday -- most US taxpayers filed their 2024 tax returns more than nine months ago, and it's almost time to do it all over again for 2025.
