Gov. Bob Ferguson said earlier this month that he wouldn’t sign a budget that relied on a large, “untested” new wealth tax.

Microsoft is commemorating our 50-year anniversary by celebrating the achievements of our employees, customers and partners that have dreamt, built and used Microsoft technology as a force for good, ...

Democratic lawmakers have a new plan to increase taxes to fill a $16 billion budget hole. Here's what they're considering now ...

Microsoft is intensifying its opposition to proposed taxes in Washington state with additional funding. The Redmond, ...

To fend off WA taxes on businesses and personal wealth, Microsoft has spearheaded a lobbying campaign and pledged $1 million ...

But as the months passed, that particular tax proposal didn’t get so much attention. Other ideas, such as eliminating taxes on tips, got more playtime. Fast forward to today, and the idea is ...

A proposal that would tweak the language—essentially a “Take 2” in filmmaking jargon—could make the tax credit more likely to attract productions and generate economic activity.

If approved, these proposals would result in the largest tax increases in state history, perpetuating a dangerous trend of ...

More than 60 business executives across Washington — including from Costco, Microsoft ... “But if approved, these proposals would result in the largest tax increases in state history ...

Andy Alfaro aalfaro@modbee.com More than 60 business executives across Washington — including from Costco, Microsoft ... these proposals would result in the largest tax increases in state ...

Joyce Taylor: What do you think are the biggest threats for tech companies like Microsoft, especially in Washington? Smith: There are proposals in ... form of a payroll tax. Payroll tax makes ...

Although Gov. Bob Ferguson earlier this week said he will not sign any budget that includes a wealth tax, Democrats are banking on a wealth tax in their budget proposals. Further complicating matters ...