Washington only issues a tax form to those who receive family leave benefits. So in your case it doesn't sound like you'll get one.
The $6000 is only taxable for the portion that exceeds your wife's contributions into the system. If she has contributed more than $6000 to the Washington PFML program then you don't need to enter that on your tax return at all. If she has contributed less then whatever extra there is will be entered on your tax return as 'other income'.
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