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CT HB06961
Bill
Status
2/13/2025
Primary Sponsor
Planning and Development Committee
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AI Summary
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Extends the deadline for municipal assessors to issue certificates of correction for erroneously assessed tangible personal property from three years to four years following the tax due date
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Extends the timeframe for assessors or boards of assessment appeals to correct clerical omissions or mistakes in tax assessments from three years to four years following the tax due date
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Requires written notice within 10 days to property owners when a certificate of correction increases their assessment, including the before and after assessment amounts and the reason for the increase
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Allows taxpayers to pay taxes "under protest" during an appeal and avoid interest liability if they pay at least 75% of the amount or if the board of assessment appeals reduces the valuation
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Effective date: July 1, 2025
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Certificates Of Correction For Tangible Personal Property Assessed In Error.
Last Action
File Number 619
4/9/2025