Governor Lamont Proposes Increasing Tax Credit for Small Businesses
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Lamont Readies Pitch To Increase Business Tax Credit
The two year budget plan which Gov. Ned Lamont will propose to the legislature next month will include a provision boosting the state’s pass-through entity tax credit, a move that will enable business owners to claim about $60 million more in tax deductions, he announced Wednesday.
Lamont Proposes $60 Million Tax Cut for Businesses, Republicans Welcome Support
HARTFORD – Pledging to leverage Connecticut’s projected budget surplus into “sustainable” tax cuts in his upcoming budget proposal, Gov. Ned Lamont put forward a plan on Wednesday to restore a tax credit his administration said would save about 123,000 mostly small businesses about $60 million a year in state taxes. In a press conference at Express Kitchens in Hartford on Wednesday morning, Lamont proposed restoring the pass through entity tax c…
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