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Connecticut Tax Laws
Connecticut charges its citizens both income and sales taxes to raise funds for state projects and government agencies.
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Connecticut’s state income taxes require individuals to pay the state a percentage of their income. The state also applies consumer taxes to several different products and services to raise revenues, including some so-called “vice” taxes on cigarettes, gasoline, and liquor. Click the links below for more information on these topics and more resources on tax laws in Connecticut.
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Connecticut Consumer Tax Laws
Connecticut law places a general sales tax on most types of purchases as well as a wide range consumer taxes on gas, alcohol, cigarettes, and other items.
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Connecticut Personal Income Tax Laws
Like the majority of states, Connecticut requires its residents to pay a personal income tax on any money that is made in the state. Learn more about the particulars of this tax here.
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