Jay Inslee gave his final State of the State address to the Washington Legislature on Tuesday, ... Ultra-rich Washington residents would be required to pay a 1% tax on wealth over $100 million.

Instead, Inslee doubled down on his proposal for a "modest wealth tax" to close the budget gap. Ultra-rich Washington residents would be required to pay a 1% tax on wealth over $100 million.

Gov. Jay Inslee has proposed a wealth tax on Washington residents with worldwide assets of more than $100 million. His budget proposal also would close the Yakima Valley School near ...

Seeking to cover a looming budget shortfall and stave off cuts to state services, Gov. Jay Inslee is throwing his support behind a proposed “wealth tax” on the state’s richest residents ...

JAY INSLEE: This wealth tax would put a modest 1% tax on the wealth of residents that exceeds $100 million. So this tax would only be on the excess over $100 million.

O utgoing Washington Gov. Jay Inslee is proposing a tax on personal wealth above $100 million in hopes of plugging a budget shortfall and averting cuts to education, mental health services, and ...

It’s part of a spending plan that outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee (D) ... Inslee says he wants to see a 1% wealth tax on the state’s richest residents — those who are worth more than $100 million.

When Jay Inslee ran to be Washington state Governor 12 years ago, he was categorical about taxes. “I do not believe tax increases are the right path for the state of Washington.” ...

Instead, Inslee doubled down on his proposal for a "modest wealth tax" to close the budget gap. Ultra-rich Washington residents would be required to pay a 1% tax on wealth over $100 million.