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HB 6315

AN ACT CONCERNING THE COLLECTION COSTS OF STATE TAXES AND FEES.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Tami Zawistowski

HB 6315 modifies Connecticut's state tax and fee collection cost procedures, affecting how administrative expenses are managed and potentially allocated between the state and taxpayers.

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Bill Summary · HB 6315

Legislative bill overview

HB 6315 addresses how Connecticut collects costs associated with state taxes and fees. The bill modifies provisions related to collection expenses, likely establishing new procedures, caps, or allocation methods for administrative costs incurred during tax and fee collection. The specific mechanisms and changes are determined by the bill's detailed provisions.

Why is this important

Tax collection costs directly affect how efficiently state revenue reaches the treasury and can impact both government operations and taxpayer burden. Changes to collection cost policies can influence the affordability of compliance for businesses and individuals, as well as the state's bottom line for essential services funding.

Potential points of contention

  • Cost allocation disputes: Disagreement over whether collection costs should be passed to taxpayers, absorbed by the state, or split—and if split, in what proportion
  • Small business impact: Concerns that collection fees may disproportionately burden small businesses and sole proprietors with limited compliance resources
  • Administrative efficiency: Questions about whether revised collection procedures will reduce bureaucratic overhead or create new compliance complexities

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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