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CT SB01556
Bill
Status
4/9/2025
Primary Sponsor
Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee
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AI Summary
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Establishes a Connecticut Appeals Board for Property Valuation within the Office of Policy and Management, consisting of five Governor-appointed members serving six-year terms with salaries at 90-100% of Superior Court judge pay
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Municipalities may elect by ordinance to have all property tax assessment appeals heard by the state board instead of local boards of assessment appeals
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Aggrieved property owners must file appeals within two months of the assessor's action; appeals are heard de novo and not limited to arguments previously presented to the assessor
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Board must issue decisions within 90 days of hearings; properties under $1 million or single-family residential may be assigned to a single board member for initial hearing
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Decisions may be appealed to Superior Court within two months; if assessment is reduced, taxpayers receive reimbursement with interest or a tax credit for overpayments
Legislative Description
An Act Establishing The Connecticut Appeals Board For Property Valuation.
Last Action
File Number 899
5/12/2025