- Effective October 1, 2025, temporary staffing services in Washington are subject to retail sales tax and retail B&O tax.
- Temporary staffing services are defined as recruiting, hiring, and assigning workers under a customer’s direction with intent to reassign.
- Placements to licensed hospitals are excluded, but work at hospitals that is otherwise a retail service remains taxable.
- Direct hiring, even if temporary, is not taxable; remote services are sourced to the purchaser’s staff location.
- Nonprofits must pay retail sales tax on these services; interim guidance is in effect until permanent rules are issued.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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