SB 5259 – Organized Retail Theft Task Force

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Creating an Organized Retail Theft Task Force.

Sponsors: Keiser, King, Conway, Lovick, Hunt, Kuderer, Nobles, Wilson, C.

Status: DEAD

Bill Information
Comment on Bill
2023 Legislative Session

Summary

  • Creates the Washington state organized retail theft task force.
  • Establishes a business and occupation tax credit for physical security improvements to mercantile establishments.
  • Reduces the cannabis excise tax for physical security improvements to cannabis retail establishments.
  • Prohibits certain retail establishments from disciplining an individual who intervenes for investigating or questioning the ownership of merchandise at a mercantile establishment.

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