Washington state does not impose tax on income. However, it does levy a state estate tax.
This page:
• Lists basic Washington state tax information
• Links to the major Washington tax forms
• Shows you how you can save time and money by e-filing
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Tax Rate: - Income Brackets: None Number of Brackets: None Personal Exemptions: None Standard Deduction: None Medical/Dental Deduction: None Federal Income Tax Deduction: None
Filing your Washington state tax return
Since Washington does not levy state income tax, there is no need to file a state tax return unless the estate tax is applicable to you.
The Washington estate tax is based on the estate tax credit on your federal return. Therefore, before filing your Washington estate tax return, you will need to complete your federal tax return.
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Washington income tax forms
If you need Washington tax information or forms, you can download them from the Washington tax site.
Additional WA state taxes help
If you need help with your federal tax return, start with our basic guide to tax filing.
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