Nov. 10: Ryan Frost, Washington Policy Center Tax Expert, Keynotes Hoops Tax Forum

Ryan Frost, budget and tax policy director for the Washington Policy Center, will be the keynote speaker for the Hoops Taxation Research and Policy Institute’s fall forum at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Todd 216 on the Pullman campus.

Frost’s presentation “Navigating Washington State Tax Policy” is free and open to the public. He will discuss the millionaire’s tax, the capital gains tax, and the history of Washington tax policy over the last five years.

Frost has more than a decade of experience in public sector finance and legislative analysis. Previously, he was managing director of the Pension Integrity Project at the Reason Foundation, where he led research on retirement system design and its budget impacts, and he advised state legislative committees across the country. Frost holds a bachelor’s degree in politics and government from Pacific Lutheran University.

The event is sponsored by WSU’s Howard D. and B. Phyllis Hoops Institute of Taxation Research and Policy within the Carson College of Business.

For more information, contact Professor Richard Toolson at 509-335-8541 or email toolson@wsu.edu.

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