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Clark County businesses push back on Washington income tax proposal
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More than 30 Clark County business owners have sent a joint letter to the Washington State Legislature opposing Senate Bill 6346, a proposal to create a state income tax on high earners. The group argues the tax could hit S-corporations and LLCs especially hard because many small businesses report income through personal tax filings, potentially affecting jobs, investment, and expansion plans. Supporters of the effort say the measure could discourage entrepreneurship and push businesses to more competitive states. Clark County Today editor Ken Vance reports on the letter, the businesses involved, and the debate around Washington’s proposed income tax. Read the full story at https://www.clarkcountytoday.com/news/clark-county-small-businesses-urge-legislature-to-reject-state-income-tax/ #ClarkCounty #WashingtonPolitics #SB6346 #IncomeTax #SmallBusiness #WashingtonState
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