PACIFIC NORTHWEST LICENSE, TAX & FRAUD ASSOCIATION

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PACIFIC NORTHWEST LICENSE, TAX & FRAUD ASSOCIATION

Welcome to the Pacific Northwest License, Tax & Fraud Association website. The PNLTFA was established in 1989 to fulfill the critical need for low cost professional training, and better communications among those who conduct criminal, civil, tax and fraud investigations. The Association is comprised of public and private employees, dedicated to the administration and enforcement of tax, license, and business registration laws, and to the detection, investigation, and prosecution of fraud.

The PNLTFA promotes the coordination of fiscal and other investigations and regulatory activities at all levels of government and in all represented segments of private industry.

PNLTFA Board Members

Apply for membership on-line or download printable Membership Application.

Please be advised, our address has changed.  Please send all correspondence to:
PNLTFA
P.O. Box 15086
Tumwater, WA 98511-5086

 

Announcements

Join the PNLTFA for Investigator Training
October 13, 2010 

Criminal Justice Training Center
19010 First Avenue South
Burien, WA 98148


Each event hosted by PNLTFA is an opportunity for members of the association to interact and develop working relationships and contacts with members from other State Agencies and private industry.  We strive to foster greater communication and cooperation between investigators throughout Washington State. 

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News Feed

DOR Newsroom
The latest news from the Washington State Department of Revenue
  • Revenue Issues 2010 Tax Incentives Report
    OLYMPIA, Sept. 3, 2010 – The Department of Revenue today issued its annual Descriptive Statistics for Tax Incentives covering business use of certain tax incentives during calendar year 2009.
  • Reseller Permits Lead to Increased Taxable Building Supply Sales
    OLYMPIA – August 30, 2010 – An estimated $24.4 million in additional state and local sales taxes have been reported by the construction industry alone since Washington shifted to a more tightly controlled reseller permit system in January.