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CT HB07154
Bill
Status
3/5/2025
Primary Sponsor
Planning and Development Committee
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AI Summary
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Water pollution control authorities may set alternative payment deadlines for benefit assessments and sewerage system charges; unpaid amounts become delinquent 30 days after the due date or at the authority-specified time, effective October 1, 2025
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Municipalities must decline to issue and may revoke business licenses when taxes or water/sewer/sanitation charges have been delinquent for one year or more; strengthens existing permissive language to mandatory denial
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Tax refunds may be withheld and offset against a taxpayer's existing delinquent taxes or other debts owed to the municipality; applies to various refund types including overpayments, exemptions, and erroneous collections
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Single-installment payment threshold increased from $100 to $500, and municipalities may retain overpayments under $20 (increased from $5); tax collectors must now file lien continuance certificates rather than having discretion to do so
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Tax sale redemption period begins upon mailing of initial warrant notice rather than after sale; interest on delinquent taxes waived when taxpayer demonstrates payment was stolen and promptly remakes payment
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Revisions To Statutes Relating To Municipal Tax Collection.
Last Action
Public Hearing 03/10
3/6/2025