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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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State Spending

01.03.2014

Projected State Budget Surplus Still Growing

Positive trends in jobs, the housing market, and on...

Federal Issues

01.02.2014

55 Federal Tax Breaks Expire

In what Washington D.C. observers call an “almost annual...

Taxes

12.18.2013

State Now Requiring Electronic Tax Filings

The state Tax Department is now requiring many state...

Taxes

12.13.2013

Governor Expands Public Access to Business Data

Gov. Malloy has signed Executive Order 38, expanding public...

State Spending

08.02.2013

Bigger Budget Surplus Welcome, but Fleeting

According to the state comptroller, when the books finally...

State Spending

07.03.2013

Disappointing Session for Budget, Lack of Focus on Growing Economy

Businesses are disappointed that the 2013 session of the...

State Spending

07.03.2013

Lots of Business-Related Activity at the Finish Line

The final week of the 2013 session included consideration...

State Spending

07.03.2013

Some Positive Steps in 2013 General Assembly

In a most unusual year, the five-month session of...

State Spending

07.03.2013

State Spending and Taxes: Budget Increased, Taxes Changed

When the General Assembly adopted the next two-year state...

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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

Projected State Budget Surplus Still Growing

55 Federal Tax Breaks Expire

State Now Requiring Electronic Tax Filings

Governor Expands Public Access to Business Data

Bigger Budget Surplus Welcome, but Fleeting

Disappointing Session for Budget, Lack of Focus on Growing Economy

Lots of Business-Related Activity at the Finish Line

Some Positive Steps in 2013 General Assembly

State Spending and Taxes: Budget Increased, Taxes Changed

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