Find the latest resources from various federal and state agencies regarding COVID-19. We're monitoring and updating this list as developments continue to unfold.

While the legislative session has ended, the Advocacy team’s work will continue. The team works throughout the year on many issues locally and on a national level. We will be continuing to work on advocating for the profession throughout the summer and fall.

On Sunday, the Legislative Session in Olympia ended as legislators wrapped up their work for the year. This was a 105-day session held for the first time entirely online due to the continued COVID-19 restrictions. “This session was the busiest and one of the toughest we at the WSCPA and our Government Affairs Committee have ever seen,” said Kimberly Scott, WSCPA President & CEO.

What are microaggressions? Often quick or seemingly easy to ignore, microaggressions are brief and/or subtle actions, remarks, or visual cues in our everyday interactions that communicate negative ideas or stereotypes about a group of people – usually a socially marginalized group.

For many inbound companies, U.S. tax law can present a significant challenge. The decisions made today about global tax structure, financing of U.S. operations, and intercompany transactions can have far-reaching — and sometimes unintended — tax implications. Read on for strategies to help avoid typical pitfalls.