For the better part of a decade, The Economic Opportunity Institute has been researching and documenting the effect of Washington's tax structure on our children, our families and our communities.
What we've found is this: our tax structure requires too much from middle class families, low-income earners, and small businesses, while those who’ve benefitted the most don’t pay their fair share to preserve Washington’s high quality of life for the next generation.
Today, Washington voters have an historic opportunity to change that. Over the past year, EOI has been taking the lead in crafting the policy and building the coalition behind Initiative 1098, which will:
See our featured publications to the right for in-depth information about how I-1098 will affect Washington State.
Try EOI's I-1098 Calculator, which will calculate and itemize your personal and business tax changes under I-1098. Click to get started
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09.15.2010 | Washington has fallen behind in providing the education system
and public services our people and businesses need to thrive in
the global economy.
08.30.2010
| What will Washington's average effective tax rate be on the top
1% of earners?
06.17.2010
| Examines the across-the-board cut in the state property tax.
06.17.2010
| Will a business owner claiming business income on their personal
tax return be subject to income taxes?
06.03.2010
| I-1098 would eliminate the B&0 tax for all small businesses
-- but what is considered a small business?
06.03.2010
| How do the lowest 20% of earners pay over 17% of their income in
tax, while the wealthiest 1% pay just over 2%?
05.11.2010
| A one page fact sheet highlighting important aspects of the policy
used in writing I-1098.
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