Why Supporters Say a “Millionaires Tax” Is Needed
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Supporters of Washington’s proposed “millionaires tax” say it’s about fixing a regressive tax system. Policy advocates argue the state relies heavily on sales and other taxes that can disproportionately impact lower-income households — and say a new tax on high earners could help rebalance the system. 📊 Supporters say: Washington’s tax structure is regressive Revenue changes could shift the burden Funds could support broader affordability efforts Critics, however, raise concerns about long-term impacts and how the policy could evolve over time. 👉 Is the current tax system fair? 👉 And should high earners pay more? #tax #economy #washingtonstate #news #politics #shorts #policy #costofliving #finance #usa