Could CT Eliminate the Local Property Tax on Cars in 2016?
No matter who you are, every resident in the State of Connecticut has a beef with the unpopular local property tax on motor vehicles.
The main problem besides it being another tax, is the fact that the same car could cost someone much more just based on where they live.
According to the CT Post, it looks like major changes could be coming to these taxes in 2016. Gov. Dannel Molly's two-year $40 million budget could possibly lower some of these taxes on cars.
This change is said to
CT Post then goes into the whole mil rate discussion from town to town within the state, which is too confusing for me to get into here. Long story short, I don't believe a thing this state government says, so we'll see what happens.
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