Like bad medicine, no amount of honey can hide the bad taste. Connecticut legislators are poised to pass several laws that will raise the cost of doing business and living in Connecticut. Two pernicious bills, […]
A coalition of communists, socialists, labor unions and other progressive groups will be uniting to demand a “tax the rich, fund public education, cap the rent and more” budget at the state Capitol, May 17. “Equity […]
Connecticut Halls of Power Turning into Union Halls On May 8, the Appropriations Committee favorably voted on two bills — benefiting ‘Big Labor’ — that will make doing business in the state more burdensome. […]
Connecticut’s struggling small businesses will be saddled with more obligations and costs if a bill expanding paid sick time passes. On May 8, the Appropriations Committee favorably voted on S.B. 1178, which covers all […]
Connecticut’s race to the bottom in best individual income tax has stalled — ranking 47th for the third consecutive year. Only New Jersey, California and New York received worse marks, according to a recent Tax […]
According to Connecticut’s Office of Policy and Management’s and Comptroller’s latest estimates, overall revenue grew 4.4% from Fiscal Year 2022 to 2023 with a rise in non-tax revenue overcoming a decrease in tax revenue. Total […]
Connecticut Voices for Children and Yankee Institute want to express their united opposition to HB 6929: An Act Concerning the Film and Digital Media Production Tax Credits. The Connecticut Department of Economic and […]
