Washington's new Long-Term Care Tax explained: Here's how much you'll pay
If you don't have private long-term care insurance, you will automatically be enrolled in the Washington CARES Fund. The tax is 58 cents per $100 earned for anyone who works in Washington state.
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Washington's new Long-Term Care Tax explained: Here's how much you'll pay
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