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The Families Credit Bill
Washington bill aims to boost working families tax credit
Modifying the working families' tax credit by enhancing collection services and increasing participation rates through data-sharing agreements.
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, the bill would help more families get their tax credit by sharing data and improving collection services.
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More refunds for working families could help household budgets, while the state will need money for the new data program; now is a good time to support the bill.
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The facts
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- HB1224 is a Washington bill.
- It was introduced on Jan. 13, 2025.
- The bill seeks to modify the working families tax credit.
- It proposes data‑sharing agreements to raise participation.
- It calls for enhanced collection services.
- Sponsored by several Democratic representatives.
- Referred to the Finance Committee after first reading.
- Reintroduced in 2026 and still pending.
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