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Face the Facts: Budget Negotiations to Tackle Topics Including Child Tax Credit, Higher Ed
House Speaker Matt Ritter (D-Hartford) talks about the start of budget negotiations. There is debate over funding for higher education and municipalities, plus how much the child tax credit should be.
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Officials Say Child Tax Rebates Are on The Way to CT Families
State officials said Thursday that 2022 Connecticut Child Tax Rebate checks are going out and families should begin receiving them over the next several days. Gov. Ned Lamont held a news conference Thursday morning with Department of Revenue Services Commissioner Mark Boughton. “We are so excited because people today are going to go to their mailbox and they’re going to…
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State Continues Push For Child Tax Rebate Signups Before Deadline
The state is reminding eligible residents to sign up for the child tax rebate before the July 31 deadline.
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State Urges More Families to Apply for CT's Child Tax Rebate Before End of Month
Eligible families will have until Sunday, July 31 to apply for the Connecticut’s child tax rebate, which gives $250 per child, $750 per family.
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Applications Open for Connecticut Child Tax Credit
The child tax credit is intended to help Connecticut families with children. Eligible families can get up to $250 per child for a maximum of three children. The maximum tax credit is a total of $750.
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Applications Open for Conn. Child Tax Credit
Wednesday is the first day you can apply for the Connecticut Child Tax Credit. The child tax credit is intended to help Connecticut families with children. Eligible families can get up to $250 per child for a maximum of three children. The maximum tax credit is a total of $750. In order to be eligible, you must be a resident…
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Applications Open for Conn. Child Tax Credit
Wednesday is the first day you can apply for the Connecticut Child Tax Credit.
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Face the Facts: New Child Tax Credit Could be Included in Budget Negotiations
After a report this week that showed Connecticut’s budget surplus smashed historical records, lawmakers now agree it’s time to put some money back in your pocket with some tax breaks. But determining how is where the two parties are at odds. “What we’re doing is we’re taking the overcollection of the sales and use tax and the gross receipts...
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