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SB 602

AN ACT CONCERNING THE PERSONAL INCOME TAX MARGINAL RATES, THE ASSET EXPENSE DEDUCTION FOR CORPORATIONS AND THE LIMIT OF BOND ISSUANCES THE STATE BOND COMMISSION MAY AUTHORIZE.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Ryan Fazio

SB 602 modifies Connecticut's income tax rates, corporate deductions, and state bond-issuing authority to affect tax collection and fiscal capacity.

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Bill Summary · SB 602

Legislative bill overview

SB 602 proposes modifications to Connecticut's personal income tax structure, corporate asset expense deductions, and the state's authority to issue bonds. The bill addresses three distinct tax and fiscal policy areas simultaneously, potentially affecting individual taxpayers, businesses, and the state's borrowing capacity.

Why is this important

Tax rate changes directly impact household budgets and business operations, while modifications to corporate deductions influence state revenue collection. Bond issuance limits affect the state's ability to fund infrastructure, education, and other capital projects, making this relevant to long-term fiscal planning and public service delivery.

Potential points of contention

  • Income tax rate changes: Any adjustment to marginal rates generates debate about progressive taxation, cost-of-living pressures, and whether changes benefit or burden middle-income households versus higher earners
  • Corporate deduction modifications: Businesses may resist reduced deductions as harmful to competitiveness and investment, while revenue advocates argue current deductions represent foregone tax revenue
  • Bond authorization limits: Restricting bond issuance could constrain infrastructure spending and economic development, or alternatively prevent over-leveraging depending on one's fiscal philosophy

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

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