Understanding Pass-Through Entity Tax Changes

Lawmakers made comprehensive changes to the state’s pass-through entity tax during the 2023 Connecticut legislative session—changes that most small businesses need to understand before January 1, 2024.

Implemented in 2019 to offset federal caps on state and local tax deductions, the pass-through entity tax will be elective—rather than mandatory—beginning January, one of a number of significant changes.

Additional changes include a new method for computing the tax base, elimination of the corporation tax credit, discontinuation of the option allowing the filing of a joint return with one or more commonly-owned entities, and re-establishing a mandate to submit a non-resident composite income tax return and pay the tax on behalf of any non-corporate non-resident member.

Whittlesey partner Brenden Healy, head of the firm’s tax services, reviews the tax overhaul and addresses your questions in this comprehensive, 60-minute webinar.

Don’t be caught out January 1—if your business is a sole proprietorship, partnership, limited liability company, or S-Corp, this is a must-attend event.