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      WA Cares Act

      What's that? ;) No, I mean sources of actual discussion, not yelling, soundbites, and snarkiness.
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      WA Cares Act

      Thank you for this. This is very interesting and a source of great curiosity.
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      WA Cares Act

      Perhaps. I did not understand the "About" page to be something specific. If this is a forum for specific legal advice, I have erred. Perhaps you or others may have suggestions of forums for generic and hypothetical legal discussion.
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      WA Cares Act

      I think someone like an NFL or MLB player might be interested. Though they are likely exempt since they have a CBA in place. But perhaps folk like Jeff Bezos might. But then again he might not since he can afford his own LTC and opt out. But if the state yanks the exemptions, he might really...
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      WA Cares Act

      My concern solely lies in uncertainty. I'm not trained on PACER usage. I'm not interested in forking over $100's for a curiosity search. Were I to file a lawsuit I'd expect a lawyer to be far more capable and could find what was needed. And yes, this being hypothetical is the point. I'm not...
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      WA Cares Act

      Thanks for the reply. I'm not trying to be argumentative, just talking through things. Being in Idaho is relevant if the defenders of the law try to classify this as a premium, rather than a tax. If I can claim no benefits, it seems to me it is not a premium. It seems to me (the non-lawyer...
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      WA Cares Act

      What is the name of your state? Idaho (and Washington, sorta) Washington (state) passed the Washington Cares Act earlier this summer. This imposes a 0.58% tax on all W2 wages to fund a long term care benefits plan. This plan provides benefits only to WA state residents who are vested. Being...

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