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Another year, another plea to fix the property tax system Liberal group wants to change tax system in Connecticut

With Connecticut’s coffers swollen to their largest point in decades, a progressive group featuring several current and former government officials challenged Gov. Ned Lamont and the legislature to overhaul a property tax system they say traps hundreds of thousands of residents in poverty, stymies economic growth, undermines schools and discourages regional collaboration.

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Lamont administration prodded to fix regressive property tax system

1,000 Friends of Connecticut recommends pumping hundreds of millions of additional dollars into cities and towns particularly poor ones.

University of connecticutUnited statesClarice silberNed lamontChris mcclureJohn filchakJohn fonfaraFredv carstensenAlex knoppGeorge floydR north branfordVincentj candeloraLyle wrayNortheastern connecticut council of governmentsDepartment of revenue servicesBonding committee

Policy group challenges Lamont, lawmakers to fix regressive property tax system

With Connecticut’s coffers swollen to their largest point in decades, a progressive group featuring several current and former government officials challenged Gov. Ned Lamont and the legislature to overhaul a property tax system they say traps hundreds of thousands of residents in poverty, stymies economic growth, undermines schools and discourages regional collaboration.

University of connecticutUnited statesNed lamontChris mcclureJohn filchakJohn fonfaraFredv carstensenAlex knoppGeorge floydR north branfordVincentj candeloraLyle wrayNortheastern connecticut council of governmentsDepartment of revenue servicesBonding committeeCapitol region council of governments

600,000 CT children s families could soon lose millions in federal aid, report shows

The analysis also warned that about 80,000 of those Connecticut youths are at risk of.

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Report: More CT children in poverty if enhanced federal tax break expires

More than 600,000 Connecticut children live in households that could lose millions of dollars in federal assistance next month.

University of connecticutUnited statesNed lamontSean scanlonEmily byrneFredv carstensenChris murphyLisa tepper batesUs census bureau federal poverty levelAsset limited incomeCenter on budgetOffice of health strategyDepartment of laborPresident bidenPolicy prioritiesBuild back better

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