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1, 2022, the State of Washington will begin to deduct a long-term care premium from your paycheck. The premium rate is 0.58% or 58 cents per $100 of earnings. Your employer must collect these premiums from employees through payroll deductions and remit the amounts collected to the Employment Security Department (ESD).
To apply for a permanent exemption, you must: Have purchased a qualifying private long-term care insurance plan before Nov. 1, 2021. Be at least 18 years of age. Submit an exemption application to the Employment Security Department (ESD). Exemption applications became available on Oct.
Veterans with a 70% or higher service-connected disability can opt out. These workers have access to some long-term care benefits through the VA and may choose to apply for a permanent exemption from WA Cares Fund starting January 1, 2023.
To opt out, the employee must provide identification to verify his or her age and must apply for exemption with ESD between October 1, 2021, and December 31, 2022. If approved, an employees exemption will be effective for the quarter immediately following approval.
WA Cares Fund is a program for ALL workers (not just those in public education) in Washington State. Everyone will automatically be opted-in to participate unless they go through the process to opt-out by enrolling in an approved private LTC plan and apply for an exemption. Do nothing and you will be in the plan. 2.
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Own and occupy a primary residence in the State of Washington and have combined disposable income of Income Threshold 3 or less. Beginning in 2020, Income Threshold 3 is based on the county median household income of the county where the residence is located. See income thresholds.
(1) The homestead consists of real or personal property that the owner or a dependent of the owner uses as a residence.
To apply for a permanent exemption, you must: Have purchased a qualifying private long-term care insurance plan before Nov. 1, 2021. Be at least 18 years of age. Submit an exemption application to the Employment Security Department (ESD). Exemption applications became available on Oct.
To apply for an exemption, you must be over 18 years of age and have purchased a qualifying private long-term care insurance plan before November 1, 2021. Long-term care insurance is defined in RCW 48.83. 020.
As of 2022, under the federal exemption the homestead exemption for someones primary residence is $27,900 in equity if filing alone and $55,800 in equity if filing married together.

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