Lamont’s $46B Budget Keeps Taxes Level, Focuses on COVID
Defeating COVID-19 tops the priority list for Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, who unveiled a new two-year, $46 billion state budget on Wednesday.
Democrats’ ‘Handshake Agreement’ on State Budget Skips New Income Taxes
Gov. Ned Lamont and Democratic legislative leaders announced Thursday they’ve reached a “handshake agreement” on a new two-year state budget they said doesn’t increase personal income tax rates or include a proposed capital gains tax, but applies the state sales tax to some new goods or services.
Enfield Restaurant Owner Pleads Guilty To Tax Evasion
The operator of a restaurant in Enfield has pleaded guilty to tax evasion, according to the Department of Justice. George Carabase, who operated Buona Vita Restaurant, admitted that he evaded payment of a total of $183,282 in income taxes when filing his income tax...
