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State hauls in nearly $900M from first year of capital gains tax

    “The new funds could not come at a more needed time given the budget shortfalls that school districts across the state are seeing,” said Treasure Mackley, executive director of Invest in WA Now, which pushed for the tax. “These projections show that we have the ability to invest in our kids’ futures – when the wealthy do their part. I’m thrilled.”