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Washington repealed its long-standing sales-tax exemption for precious-metal bullion and monetized bullion in 2025; the state Department of Revenue says gross income from sales of bullion will be taxa...
, repealed the long-standing exemption for precious metal bullion and monetized bullion, making retail sales of those items subject to and subjecting sellers to under the Retailing classification . Th...
Since 2025 several restoration efforts have been filed — including pre-filed bipartisan bills House Bill 2115 and Senate Bill 5894 and petitions from trade groups such as the Washington Coin and Bulli...
-sales">Washington historically treated “precious metal bullion” differently from or collectible coins for sales-tax purposes by exempting bullion whose value rests on metal content and coins used as ...
Washington repealed its long-standing exclusion of “precious metal bullion” and “monetized bullion” from the definition of retail/wholesale sales, making most bullion and many coins subject to retail ...
Private sellers face conflicting analyses about whether proceeds from selling gold in Washington State are taxable or must be reported as sales subject to Business & Occupation (B&O) and retail sales ...