Concerns grow as Washington firms consider moving to neighboring states

(The Center Square) – Every day seems to provide more evidence that Washington-based businesses are leaving the state or expanding outside the state because of the mounting tax and regulatory burden.

Some of those business leaders were featured during last week’s Association of Washington Economic Future Solutions Summit at the Hilton at SeaTac in a panel discussion titled “Economic Reality Check.”

Nate Dick is the vice president of TigerStop, a company located in Vancouver, Washington, that manufactures automated stop gauges and material pusher systems that attach to existing machinery…

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