Connecticut Residents Still Have The Heaviest Tax Burden
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According to the Tax Foundation, a non-partisan tax research group, Connecticut continues to have the latest “Tax Freedom Day” of any state in the nation. Tax Freedom Day is the day each year when the average citizen has made enough money to pay their combined local, state and federal tax bills.
With the highest tax burden per capita of any state in the nation, it’s no wonder our Tax Freedom Day comes later than any other state: May 21.
Incredibly, there are those who believe Connecticut residents still aren't paying enough in taxes, and think you should be paying even more.
The state budget is perpetually in crisis, with a deficit for the current fiscal year estimated at $44.6 million by the non-partisan Office of Fiscal Analysis, and the next biennial budget deficit projected at $3.7 billion.
Until state leaders curb spending, create a stable tax and regulatory landscape and stop passing legislation that fuels Connecticut’s anti-business climate, we will continue to suffer from a lagging economy and shrinking workforce.
I will continue to work hard this session to convince other legislators that we need to dramatically cut spending and government regulation so that we are able to cut taxes and grow jobs.
As always, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
With the highest tax burden per capita of any state in the nation, it’s no wonder our Tax Freedom Day comes later than any other state: May 21.
Incredibly, there are those who believe Connecticut residents still aren't paying enough in taxes, and think you should be paying even more.
The state budget is perpetually in crisis, with a deficit for the current fiscal year estimated at $44.6 million by the non-partisan Office of Fiscal Analysis, and the next biennial budget deficit projected at $3.7 billion.
Until state leaders curb spending, create a stable tax and regulatory landscape and stop passing legislation that fuels Connecticut’s anti-business climate, we will continue to suffer from a lagging economy and shrinking workforce.
I will continue to work hard this session to convince other legislators that we need to dramatically cut spending and government regulation so that we are able to cut taxes and grow jobs.
As always, please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.