Most lawmakers know better than to say the quiet part out loud — especially when the CT-N cameras are rolling. But sometimes, they forget the microphones are still hot. On Tuesday — fittingly, Tax Day […]
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If you’re waking up on Tax Day in Connecticut, congratulations — you live in one of the most expensive states in the country, and your money doesn’t go very far. Whether it’s property taxes, income […]
On March 24, the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee held a public hearing on a bill (S.B. 1528) that orders state officials to review Connecticut’s tax code and compare it to neighboring states. It’s being […]
How quickly lawmakers have forgotten Connecticut’s budget crisis in 2017. That year, the state faced budget deficits and cuts, exorbitant borrowing, and tax increases. In response, a bipartisan group of lawmakers passed the ‘fiscal […]
Connecticut’s economic outlook is at a crossroads. On the one hand, the Constitution State has made moderate strides in reducing its massive pension debt by $10 billion over the past several years; it has a […]
House Democrats are making early childhood care and education a top priority this session, pushing through a bill (H.B. 5003) that could cost Connecticut taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. The legislation’s proponents claim […]
Tax Day (April 15) is around the corner, and for Connecticut taxpayers, it’s a bitter reminder of just how much they pay and how little they get in return. According to a new report from […]
Connecticut families could see their federal tax rates increase by an average of nearly $3,400 if the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), also known as the ‘Trump Tax Cuts,’ are not extended by Congress. […]
Two major climate lawsuits brought by youth activists — one in federal court and another in Utah — were tossed out this month by judges who agreed that setting environmental policy is a job for […]
On Feb. 7, the Connecticut state legislature’s Government Administration and Elections (GAE) Committee heard testimony on S.J. 36 — a proposed constitutional amendment that would enshrine a person’s “individual right” to a “safe and stable […]
