Disaster Relief: Revenue will work with businesses that cannot file or pay their taxes on time due to recent wildfire damage or other natural disasters. Learn more about disaster relief.
Ayuda por desastres: El Departamento de Ingresos trabajará con las empresas que no puedan presentar o pagar sus impuestos a tiempo debido a los daños causados por incendios forestales u otros desastres naturales. Conozca más sobre la ayuda en caso de desastre.
John was appointed as the Acting Director of the Department of Revenue in 2025. Prior to his appointment he served as the Deputy Director where he oversaw multiple agency programs. John has a long history with Revenue, starting his career in the Taxpayer Account Administration division and moving on to the Audit division. He has served as Audit’s Assistant Director and as the agency’s Senior Assistant Director of Operations, Acting Senior Assistant Director of Tax Policy, and Acting Director.
Alyson directs the Working Families Tax Credit divisions, as well as Revenue’s Office of Efficiency and Accountability, Information Governance Office, Enterprise Risk, and Internal Audit programs. As the Senior Assistant Director of Operations, Alyson manages the Audit, Compliance, Taxpayer Services, and Taxpayer Account Administration divisions. Alyson started her career with Revenue in 1990 in the Taxpayer Account Administration division and worked in several policy and operations roles including Program Manager for Interpretations and Technical Advice, and Assistant Director of Taxpayer Services.
Tim oversees the Department’s Administrative Review and Hearings, Interpretations and Technical Advice, Legislation & Policy, Property Tax, and Research and Fiscal Analysis divisions, as well as the Department’s Tribal Partnership Program and Legislative and External Affairs programs. He is responsible for the overall development of agency tax policy.
Tim has worked for the Department for 17 years, bringing his legal and policy expertise to a variety of tax policy positions, including tax policy specialist and Assistant Director for both the Legislation & Policy and Interpretations and Technical Advice divisions. He also has played an important role in representing Washington as a delegate to the national Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board and with the Multistate Tax Commission.
Tim received his law degree from Seattle University, a master’s in taxation from the University of Washington, and is an active member of the Washington State Bar Association.
Heidi oversees the Information Services, Business and Financial Services, and Human Resources divisions, as well as Revenue’s Equity & Community Partnerships program. Heidi has worked both in the private and public sectors. Before coming to state government, Heidi spent 20 years in the banking industry gaining a keen understanding of customer-centric ideals and practices.
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