Professional tax services for Connecticut residents, including navigation of the state's graduated brackets and pass-through entity tax.
Connecticut filing deadline: April 15. Connecticut has a complex graduated income tax with rates from 3% to 6.99%.
Pass-through entity tax election available for business owners.
Services in Connecticut: Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, Payroll, Tax Planning.
What is Connecticut's pass-through entity tax? CT allows S-corps and partnerships to elect to pay state taxes at the entity level, letting owners claim a federal deduction that bypasses the $10K SALT cap. We evaluate whether this election benefits you.
Does Connecticut tax Social Security? Connecticut exempts Social Security for individuals with AGI below certain thresholds and offers a sliding-scale exemption for higher earners.
How does the CT income tax recapture work? Connecticut's tax recapture provision can increase your effective rate above the bracket rate. We calculate the actual impact and plan accordingly.
Pass-through entity tax election analysis to bypass the federal SALT cap
Strategic planning across Connecticut's 7 brackets and recapture provisions
Retirement income optimization using CT's Social Security exemption thresholds
High-income earner planning for Connecticut's top 6.99% bracket