In Washington State personal injury settlements for physical injuries are not subject to Federal income tax.
See IRS tax rules for more details and some exceptions. [IRS Publication 525]
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Chris Sharpe
Christopher Sharpe is the go to attorney for injured persons. His law firm is helpful, honest, and knowledgeable about workers' compensation and personal injury law in the State of Washington. Chris has been helping injured Washington State workers for over 40 years. He has built his practice on thoroughly educating, honestly helping, and successfully representing workers throughout Washington State.
