Connecticut's Boughton Urges Tax Compliance, Not Cuts
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Connecticuts Revenue Commissioner, Mark Boughton, urges lawmakers to prioritize tax compliance over cuts, citing a $2.5 billion annual tax gap. Despite serving in a Democratic governors administration, Boughton, a Republican, advocates for fiscal conservatism. He warns against income tax cuts or hikes, instead pushing for stronger compliance. The Department of Revenue Services plans to release a Tax Incidence report, highlighting high-income taxpayers leaving the state, and is leveraging AI to combat fraud and underreporting.
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