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CT SB01032
Bill
Status
2/18/2011
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
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Directs the joint standing committee of the General Assembly with jurisdiction over judicial matters to study the feasibility of amending section 51-81b of the general statutes
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Examines whether to exempt attorneys admitted in the state from the occupational tax if they earned below a certain income threshold in the practice of law during a taxable year
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Examines whether to exempt attorneys from the occupational tax if they provided extensive hours of pro bono legal services during a taxable year
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Applies only to attorneys not otherwise exempt from the occupational tax
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Takes effect upon passage
Legislative Description
An Act Studying The Feasibility Of Enacting An Exemption From The Occupational Tax On Attorneys Related To Income And Pro Bono Legal Services.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/21
3/17/2011