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Washington has changed long-standing practice: the state repealed the sales-tax exemption for precious metal bullion and monetized bullion in 2025, and beginning Jan. 1, 2026 those private sales will ...
Washington repealed its long-standing sales-tax exemption for precious-metal bullion and monetized bullion in 2025; the state Department of Revenue says gross income from sales of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...
Washington State has repealed a long-standing sales-tax exemption for precious-metal bullion and monetized bullion, and state guidance confirms those sales will be subject to Washington’s business-and...
Private sales of gold between individuals in Washington state have generally been treated as , but that exemption is scheduled to end and the state will apply retail sales tax and B&O taxes to sales o...
Washington’s capital gains excise tax applies to individual capital gains above the standard deduction (about $270–278K), taxed at 7% up to $1 million of taxable gain and 9.9% on the portion above $1 ...
Washington repealed its long‑standing sales‑and‑use tax exemption for “precious metal bullion” and “monetized bullion” in 2025; effective January 1, 2026, sales that had generally been exempt will be ...
Washington repealed its longstanding sales-tax exemption for precious metal bullion and monetized bullion effective January 1, 2026, meaning retail sales of gold, silver and similar items to end consu...
Washington state recently rewrote how dealers and sellers of precious metals are treated for state taxes: effective Jan. 1, 2026, sales of “precious metal bullion” and “monetized bullion” are taxable ...
Washington repealed its long-standing exemption for precious metal bullion and monetized bullion effective January 1, 2026, and the Washington Department of Revenue says sales to end consumers—includi...
A precise, up-to-date nationwide roster of which U.S. states tax retail purchases of physical gold and silver bullion cannot be fully compiled from the provided reporting alone, but the sources confir...
Washington historically exempted sales of qualifying gold and silver bullion and monetized coins from retail sales tax, but the legislature passed changes that make sales of precious-metal bullion and...
Washington’s longtime sales-tax exemption for “precious metal bullion” and “monetized bullion” was repealed in 2025 and the state will begin taxing such sales effective Jan. 1, 2026 (Washington Depart...
Washington state changed how precious metal bullion, including gold, is taxed: exemptions are being repealed and sales will become taxable starting January 1, 2026, creating new reporting and recordke...
Private sales of gold between individuals in Washington state were generally treated as exempt from state retail sales tax under earlier guidance and WAC 458-20-248 frameworks, but . Current pre-2026 ...