Sponsor spotlight 'Beautiful Bill Act' - Personal exemptions gone, plus new 6K deduction - Lynnwood Today

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The "Beautiful Bill Act" recently passed, eliminating personal exemptions while introducing a new $6,000 deduction for taxpayers. This legislative change aims to clarify tax laws and enhance benefits for the 2025 tax return, particularly benefiting residents of Lynnwood. The act is expected to simplify the tax process, making it more advantageous for individuals and families. Local residents will need to adjust their tax strategies to accommodate these new rules effectively. Officials believe that this act will provide significant financial relief, especially for low- and middle-income households.

The removal of personal exemptions is anticipated to streamline the filing process, reducing confusion among taxpayers. With the act now in effect, many residents are encouraged to consult tax professionals to navigate the new provisions. Understanding these changes is vital as taxpayers prepare for the upcoming tax season.

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