Making temporary staffing services provided to nonprofit behavioral health entities exempt from retail sales tax.

Summary

SB 6297 amends Washington’s sales‑tax code to remove temporary staffing services supplied to nonprofit behavioral health entities from the definition of a retail sale. By doing so, those staffing services will no longer be subject to the state’s retail sales tax. The change is intended to reduce costs for nonprofit organizations that deliver mental‑health and addiction services.

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