CT Lawmakers, Lamont Clash Over Tax Relief
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Connecticut lawmakers propose extensive tax relief, including sales tax exemptions and income tax breaks, while Governor Ned Lamont advocates for a one-time rebate. The finance committee backs cuts for clothes, school supplies, energy-efficient appliances, and supermarket takeout food. Income tax breaks, renter credits, and expanded property tax offsets are also on the table. A rental registry with an annual fee and credits for caregivers are among the additional proposals. Negotiations intensify as committees finalize plans, aiming for a compromise budget before the session ends May sixth.
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