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Connecticut tax guide

A seeded subnational profile for Connecticut, built on the schema from the world-class expansion plan.

Country

United States

Tax year

2026

Authority

Connecticut Department of Revenue Services

Overview

Connecticut has progressive income tax and an estate tax that ramps up to the federal threshold. Pass-through entity tax (PE tax) is mandatory in Connecticut rather than elective.

PE tax (PTET) is mandatory not elective.Estate tax exemption equals federal.Luxury good sales tax rate of 7.75 percent for items above thresholds.

Individual income tax

Connecticut's progressive personal income tax tops at 6.99 percent.

Type: progressive

Business tax

Connecticut Corporation Business Tax at 7.5 percent plus surtax on certain large corporations.

Reference rate: 7.5%

Sales or indirect tax

Economic nexus applies for remote sellers.

Base rate: 6.35%

Higher rates apply to certain categories like luxury goods (7.75 percent).

Deadlines and forms

April 15 for individuals; corporate returns follow federal due dates.

Official authority

Visit Connecticut Department of Revenue Services

Primary sources

Important disclaimer

This library is for general tax education only. Always verify filing obligations, due dates, and tax consequences against the cited primary source or with a qualified tax professional.