Sales tax now applies to some services

Starting October 1: Some business services are now subject to retail sales tax, as required by state law, ESSB 5814. When you buy these services, vendors should add sales tax to your bill. If you sell these services, you should begin collecting retail sales tax. Learn more about Services newly subject to retail sales tax.

Chapter 458-57 State of Washington estate and transfer tax act rules

458‑57‑005 Nature of estate tax, definitions.
458‑57‑015 Valuation of property, property subject to estate tax, how to calculate the tax.
458‑57‑017 Property subject to generation-skipping transfer tax, how to calculate the tax, allocation of generation-skipping transfer exemption.
458‑57‑025 Determining the tax liability of nonresidents.
458‑57‑035 Washington estate tax return to be filed—Penalty for late filing—Interest on late payments—Waiver or cancellation of penalty—Application of payment.
458‑57‑045 Administration of the tax—Releases, amended returns, and refunds.
458‑57‑105 Nature of estate tax, definitions.
458‑57‑115 Valuation of property, property subject to estate tax, and how to calculate the tax.
458‑57‑125 Apportionment of tax when out-of-state property is included in the gross estate of a decedent.
458‑57‑135 Washington estate tax return to be filed—Penalty for late filing—Interest on late payments—Waiver or cancellation of penalty—Application of payment.
458‑57‑145 Administration of the tax—Releases, amended returns, refunds, and statute of limitations.
458‑57‑155 Farm deduction.
458‑57‑165 Escheat estates and absentee distributee (missing heir) property.
458‑57‑175 Qualified family-owned business interests.