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Missed the Mark at the Board of Assessment Appeals?

The following article was first posted in the Insights section of Harris Beach Murtha’s website. It is reposted here with permission. For real property owners in Connecticut…

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Tariff Refunds Now Available: What It Means for Connecticut

One year of federal tariffs pulled more money out of…

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State Overtime Spending on Record $336M Pace

Connecticut state agencies are on track to spend a record…

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Connecticut Economy

08.23.2017

Five Ways to Spur Connecticut’s Economy

The following article, written by CBIA president and CEO...

Connecticut Economy

08.17.2017

Summer Jobs Slowdown Signals Need for Budget

Connecticut lost 600 jobs in July, signaling a seasonal...

State Spending

08.15.2017

Why Tax Hikes Must Be Avoided

Connecticut is seven weeks into the 2018 fiscal year...

State Spending

08.09.2017

State’s Chronic Red Ink Demands Policy Reforms

Between 2002 and 2015, Connecticut was one of 11...

Taxes

08.08.2017

State Cuts Sales Tax Permit Period to Two Years

Connecticut businesses will have to renew state sales and...

Connecticut Economy

08.03.2017

Consumer Confidence Dips As Budget Stalemate Continues

Connecticut’s state budget stalemate has residents growing increasingly concerned...

State Spending

08.01.2017

Will Tax Hikes Follow Union Deal Approval?

The Malloy administration’s deal with state employee unions gained...

Connecticut Economy

07.31.2017

CBIA Statement on Senate Vote to Ratify Union Concession Package

CBIA President & CEO Joe Brennan released the following...

State Spending

07.25.2017

House Narrowly Approves Union Deal, Senate Acts Monday

Connecticut’s state House Monday narrowly approved the $1.57 billion...

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Missed the Mark at the Board of Assessment Appeals?

Tariff Refunds Now Available: What It Means for Connecticut

State Overtime Spending on Record $336M Pace

Five Ways to Spur Connecticut’s Economy

Summer Jobs Slowdown Signals Need for Budget

Why Tax Hikes Must Be Avoided

State’s Chronic Red Ink Demands Policy Reforms

State Cuts Sales Tax Permit Period to Two Years

Consumer Confidence Dips As Budget Stalemate Continues

Will Tax Hikes Follow Union Deal Approval?

CBIA Statement on Senate Vote to Ratify Union Concession Package

House Narrowly Approves Union Deal, Senate Acts Monday

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