(The Center Square) – Opponents of a statewide initiative to repeal Washington state’s capital gains tax are touting a new report from the Washington State Budget & Policy Center that suggests more than 10,000 jobs would be eliminated if Initiative 2109 is passed by voters this November. If voters approve I-2109, that would mean the end of the capital gains tax that levies a 7% tax on the sale or exchange of long-term capital assets, such as stocks, bonds, and business interests. The tax doesn’t apply to real estate sales and only covers gains above $262,000, which is up from $250,000 for the …