Thecentersquare iconThecentersquareSep 15, 2026 ~1 min source read

WATCH: DocuSign co-founder: WA income tax makes businesses 'hit the eject button'

They are headquartered in San Francisco, but they have offices in Seattle and Chicago and offices in several other countries. "The data suggests that if the state takes this step and keeps this income tax on the books, it will very likely have a downstream impact.

WATCH: DocuSign co-founder: WA income tax makes businesses 'hit the eject button'

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They are headquartered in San Francisco, but they have offices in Seattle and Chicago and offices in several other countries.

"The data suggests that if the state takes this step and keeps this income tax on the books, it will very likely have a downstream impact.

The co-founder of DocuSign has come out in strong support for the initiative to repeal Washington's new income tax, warning Washingtonian's that he thinks the so-called millionaire's tax will eventually...

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They are headquartered in San Francisco, but they have offices in Seattle and Chicago and offices in several other countries. "The data suggests that if the state takes this step and keeps this income tax on the books, it will very likely have a downstream impact. The co-founder of DocuSign has come out in strong support for the initiative to repeal Washington's new income tax, warning Washingtonian's that he thinks the so-called millionaire's tax will eventually apply to everyone unless it's repealed.

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  • Lorenzini told The Center Square in a Tuesday interview he's not leaving either way, but in his work with business founders around the world, he's got a pretty good idea of how Washington looks to people...

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The co-founder of DocuSign has come out in strong support for the initiative to repeal Washington's new income tax, warning Washingtonian's that he thinks the so-called millionaire's tax will eventually apply to everyone unless it's repealed. The company was founded in 2003 by Court Lorenzini and two others. Businesses are moving to states where the tax laws are more moderate.

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