Vehicle fee rebate program — Low-income individuals — Report to legislature.
RCW 36.73.067
in effect(1) A district that: (a) Includes a city with a population of five hundred thousand persons or more; and (b) imposes a vehicle fee under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(b), sales and use taxes under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(a), or tolls under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(d), may establish a rebate program for the purposes of providing rebates of up to forty percent of the actual fee, tax, or toll paid by a low-income individual. (2) Funds collected from a vehicle fee under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(b), sales and use tax under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(a) or tolls under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(d) may be used for a rebate program established under this section. (3) A district that establishes a rebate program is responsible for the development and administration of the program and all functions and costs associated with the rebate program. (4) A district that establishes a rebate program under this section must report back to the legislature two years after the program takes effect. The report must include, but is not limited to, a detailed description of the structure of the program, the average rebate, the total amount of rebates issued, and the number of people that received rebates.
(1) A district that: (a) Includes a city with a population of five hundred thousand persons or more; and (b) imposes a vehicle fee under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(b), sales and use taxes under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(a), or tolls under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(d), may establish a rebate program for the purposes of providing rebates of up to forty percent of the actual fee, tax, or toll paid by a low-income individual.
(2) Funds collected from a vehicle fee under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(b), sales and use tax under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(a) or tolls under RCW 36.73.040 (3)(d) may be used for a rebate program established under this section.
(3) A district that establishes a rebate program is responsible for the development and administration of the program and all functions and costs associated with the rebate program.
(4) A district that establishes a rebate program under this section must report back to the legislature two years after the program takes effect. The report must include, but is not limited to, a detailed description of the structure of the program, the average rebate, the total amount of rebates issued, and the number of people that received rebates.
Source: WA Statutes (Official Site)URL: https://app.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=36.73&full=trueFetched: 6/29/2026