Initiative 1098, which would impose a new income tax on wages earned above $200,000 for an individual or $400,000 for a couple filing jointly, has been approved for the November ballot in Washington. The measure would also reduce property taxes and certain business and occupation taxes. Bill Gates Sr., father of the Microsoft founder, has been a champion of I-1098.
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