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Formation Report Pinpoints Seattle-Bellevue Tax Gap as Prime Driver of Eastside Office Migration

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Formation's assessment of Seattle's economy models a per-engineer tax gap of $10,000 to $30,000 a year between Seattle and neighboring Bellevue, offering a quantified explanation for why big tech keeps shifting jobs and office demand across Lake Washington.

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