Washington voters may vote to repeal the millionaires' tax amid debate over its impact

Washington State voters can vote to repeal the new millionaires' tax, which, according to state officials, will affect fewer than 0.5% of residents. A separate opinion piece addresses the impact of the new income tax on charitable giving, as its headline alone shows.

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• Washington voters can vote to repeal the new millionaires' tax.

  «يمكن لناخبي ولاية واشنطن التصويت لإلغاء ضريبة أصحاب الملايين الجديدة.»

  The News Tribune
• According to state officials, fewer than 0.5% of residents will be affected.

  «Less than 0.5% of Washingtonians will be affected by the tax change, according to state officials.»

  The News Tribune
• The number of affected households is estimated at about 20,000, out of more than eight million residents.

  «Out of Washington state’s 8 million-plus residents, an estimated 20,000 households will be impacted»

  The News Tribune
• Opinion piece argues that Washington's new income tax puts charitable giving at risk.

  «Opinion: WA's new income tax puts philanthropy at risk»

  The Business Journals

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