The child tax rebate is available to single parents who earned $100,000 or less and to couples who make $200,000 or less.
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CT’s diesel tax will jump 9 cents on July 1
The nearly 23% increase comes six months before Connecticut is set to implement a new highway use tax on large commercial trucks.
Lamont’s budget offers another round of tax amnesty
Gov. Ned Lamont’s proposal waives penalties and caps interest at 3% over each of the next two fiscal years.
CT offers a cool digital tool. To pay your taxes.
A Connecticut agency has new digital tool that can be used anytime, anywhere and on any device.
Scott Jackson to exit Lamont administration, become top aide to Justin Elicker
Scott D. Jackson is stepping down next month as the state’s tax man to become the chief administrative officer of New Haven under the incoming mayor, Justin Elicker.
Kevin Sullivan, one of Malloy’s original appointees, to leave DRS
Kevin Sullivan, the commissioner of revenue services since Gov. Dannel P Malloy took office in January 2011, will step down for a private-sector job on May 10, the day after the General Assembly adjourns its regular session for 2018.
Malloy blasts federal tax bills as an ‘abomination’
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy warned Thursday that the sweeping federal tax changes under consideration on Capitol Hill would devastate both Connecticut’s and the nation’s economies.
Despite unsolved deficit, CT must observe sales tax holiday
Connecticut remains without a budget six weeks into the new fiscal year, but by law officials must still move forward with the state’s 17th-annual sales tax holiday later this month. The Department of Revenue Services estimates the state will miss out on about $4.1 million in revenue.
For the record, DRS says NYT didn’t get Trump returns from us
In case you were wondering, the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services says it’s checked, and there is no evidence that the Donald J. Trump tax returns obtained by the New York Times came from DRS.
State apologizes for error costing 120,000 taxpayers $12 million
Kevin Sullivan, the state commissioner of revenue services, issued a public apology Friday for an agency error that caused about 120,000 taxpayers to overstate the value of a property tax credit, resulting in about $12 million in underpayments to the state.
Burned once, state upbeat on new office projects
Capitalizing on a soft real estate market, the state purchased three Hartford office towers in the early 1990s. But two of the deals quickly proved to be losers, a cautionary tale as the Malloy administration is investing in real estate to escape expensive leases. So far, the state is having better luck this time.
CT tax department says it surpassed $75M collection target
Thrown a last-minute challenge to collect an extra $75 million in revenue for the past fiscal year, state tax officials topped the mark, collecting nearly $86 million in miscellaneous receipts before the fiscal year ended on June 30.
Connecticut gears up for 15th annual sales-tax-free week
Connecticut consumers will look to save an estimated $7- $9 million starting Sunday and running through Saturday, Aug. 23, as the state offers its 15th annual sales-tax-free week.
Most states faced plunging income tax receipts this April
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy took a political blow this April when plunging income tax receipts nixed his plans for an election-year rebate. But according to a new report from a nationally recognized public-policy, think-tank, Connecticut officials had lots of company nationally dealing with tax deadline chaos.
CT truckers, other motorists could find relief at the pumps this summer
Connecticut’s trucking industry will get its first break – albeit a small one — at the fuel pumps in four years this summer, according to a new rate released by the state’s tax department.