Connecticut SB 99: AN ACT ESTABLISHING A REFUNDABLE CREDIT AGAINST THE PERSONAL INCOME TAX FOR THE AMOUNT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PROPERTY TAX PAID.
Status: REF. TO JOINT COMM. ON Finance, Revenue and Bonding (as of 2026-02-09)
State: Connecticut · Session: 2026 · Bill: SB 99
Subjects: Income tax credits (State), Property tax, Property tax on motor vehicles, Real estate
Sponsors: Eric C. Berthel, Heather S. Somers, Henri Martin, Jason Perillo, Jeff Gordon, John A. Kissel, Paul Cicarella, Rob Sampson, Ryan Fazio, Stephen G. Harding, Tony Hwang
Bill Text
LCO No. 361 1 of 2 General Assembly Proposed Bill No. 99 February Session, 2026 LCO No. 361 Referred to Committee on FINANCE, REVENUE AND BONDING Introduced by: SEN. HARDING, 30th Dist. SEN. MARTIN, 31st Dist. SEN. SAMPSON, 16th Dist. SEN. CICARELLA, 34th Dist. SEN. SOMERS, 18th Dist. SEN. HWANG, 28th Dist. SEN. BERTHEL, 32nd Dist. SEN. FAZIO, 36th Dist. SEN. GORDON, 35th Dist. SEN. KISSEL, 7th Dist. SEN. PERILLO J., 21st Dist. AN ACT ESTABLISHING A REFUNDABLE CREDIT AGAINST THE PERSONAL INCOME TAX FOR THE AMOUNT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PROPERTY TAX PAID. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: That chapter 229 of the general statutes be amended to (1) establish a 1 refundable credit against the personal income tax for the amount of 2 motor vehicle property tax paid for a taxable year by taxpayers with 3 adjusted gross income of less than one hundred thousand dollars for 4 single filers and less than two hundred thousand dollars for married 5 individuals filing jointly, and (2) limit the credit under section 12-704c 6 of the general statutes to property tax paid on primary residences. 7 Statement of Purpose: To (1) establish a refundable credit against the personal income tax for the amount of motor vehicle property tax paid for a taxable year by Proposed Bill No. 99 LCO No. 361 2 of 2 taxpayers with adjusted gross income of less than one hundred thousand dollars for single filers and less than two hundred thousand dollars for married individuals filing jointly, and (2) limit the credit under section 12-704c of the general statutes to property tax paid on primary residences.
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