The fund will give eligible residents a maximum of $36,000 for help with activities like bathing, medication management, mobility, and more.
Those employed within Washington are about to see a new deduction coming from their pay starting July 1 as the state’s new long-term care tax will be funded, using about 58 cents from every $100 of said paychecks.is a universal benefit Washingtonians earn by contributing a small portion — 0.58% — of each paycheck to the fund in order to earn the long-term care benefit. All full- and part-time workers are included in this tax, and everyone contributes at the same low rate, regardless of salary.
Alejandra, a Washington resident from Colombia, would have been eligible for exemption, but she didn’t file an application before the June 1 deadline. Alejandra calculated the new tax will cost her an extra $300 a year — money she doesn’t have to spare.She and others can still apply, but if it’s sent and approved after Saturday, it means that money will continue to come out until the next quarter in October.Another resident, Luke Smith, told KIRO Newsradio his mother worked in hospice, so he’s okay paying whatever he can to help.
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