JLARC finds airplane-modification exemption supports jobs, recommends continuation
JLARC reported that the sales-and-use exemption for large airplane modifications likely supports jobs and net state tax revenue; staff recommended continuing the preference past its July 2031 expiration, citing prior JLARC findings and industry dependence on the exemption for in-state operations.
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JLARC staff presented a review of the sales-and-use tax exemption for large airplane modifications performed in Washington for nonresident owners and recommended continuation beyond its July 2031 expiration because it appears to support jobs and state tax revenue.
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