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CT HB05977
Bill
Status
1/22/2025
Primary Sponsor
Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
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AI Summary
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Expands Connecticut's existing sales and use tax exemption for affordable housing to include mixed-income developments, effective October 1, 2025
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Mixed-income developments must have at least 40% of dwelling units restricted by deed covenants for at least 40 years to households earning 80% or less of median income, with housing costs capped at 30% of annual income
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Of the restricted units, at least 15% of total development units must be reserved for households earning 60% or less of median income
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Exemption covers tangible personal property used in the development, construction, rehabilitation, renovation, repair, or operation of certified mixed-income dwelling units
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Purchasers must present commissioner-issued certification and a certificate confirming exclusive use of purchased property for the qualifying mixed-income development
Legislative Description
An Act Exempting The Sale And Use Of Certain Tangible Personal Property For Mixed-income Developments From The Sales And Use Taxes.
Last Action
File Number 854
5/8/2025