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Washington state has given 25,276 EV sales and use tax exemptions since 2019

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(The Center Square) – Washington state has given 25,276 sales and use tax exemptions for electric vehicles since 2019 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, costing $27.9 million. The exemption aims to help reduce GHG emissions by 45% by 2030 and 70% by 2040 because vehicle emissions are the largest contributor to GHGs, an executive order […]

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