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Connecticut Governor convenes working group to overhaul farmland tax law

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Ned Lamont formed a working group to review Public Act 490, a decades-old law governing how farmland in Connecticut is taxed. The law ties property taxes to the current use of the land rather than its potential fair-market value. The existing process was flawed due to low response rates and incomplete data, leading to significant property tax increases, including a 2,325% rise on some less valuable land.

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The working group was tasked with recommending changes to the law to prevent future valuation issues. The process requires officials to survey farmers every five years to establish new values used by local assessors for tax calculations.

Ned Lamont's fiscal decisions regarding healthcare and energy affordability in Connecticut have led to a state turnaround.

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Who's involved

  • Ned LamontGovernor of Connecticut and chairman of the working group
  • ConnecticutState where the land use and taxation laws are applied
  • general assemblyThe body that would ultimately need to approve any major changes to the law

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