Washington State Income Tax - Tax Year 2012
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Washington Income Tax Table
| Tax Bracket (Single) [2] | Tax Bracket (Couple) [3] | Marginal Tax Rate |
| $0+ | $0+ | 0.00% |
Note: Washington has no state income tax. Only the Federal Income Tax applies.
Learn how marginal tax brackets work 
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Washington Income Tax Calculator
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The Washington Income Tax
Washington has no state income tax, so residents of Washington pay only the Federal Income Tax on most forms of income. In place of a state income tax, Washington generates revenue through other state taxes like the Washington Sales Tax and various excise taxes on the sale of certain goods.
Cities and municipal governments in Washington gain revenue through Washington property taxes and local sales tax surcharges.
While Washington collects no personal income tax, it does levy a Business & Occupation Tax on the gross receipts of almost all businesses located in the state. The tax amount varies by industry. There are 300 days left until Tax Day, on April 15th 2014.
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References
- Our state ranking and income tax figures are based on a family of four (married parents with two children) earning the national median household income of $50,000 per year. Deductions and personal exemptions are taken into account, but some state-specific deductions and tax credit programs may not be accounted for.
- Before the official 2013 Washington income tax rates are released, provisional 2013 tax rates are based on Washington's 2012 income tax brackets.
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The 2013 state personal income tax brackets are updated from the Washington Department of Revenue and Tax Foundation
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Washington tax forms are sourced from the Washington Department of Revenue income tax forms page, and are updated on a yearly basis. Please make sure the Washington forms you are using are up-to-date.
