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Connecticut Liquor Tax - $5.40 / gallon Connecticut's general sales tax of 6.35% also applies to the purchase of liquor. In Connecticut, liquor vendors are responsible for paying a state excise tax of $5.40 per gallon, plus Federal excise taxes, for all liquor sold.

Sales of alcoholic beverages are also subject to the state's 6.35% sales and use tax.

Motor vehicle taxes are determined by taking 70 percent of the car's value also known as the assessed value and then multiplying that number by the tax rate, which is measured in mills. ... Because Salisbury's tax rate is just 10.2 mills but Hartford's is 74.29 mills.

New York's general sales tax of 4.00% also applies to the purchase of liquor. In New York, liquor vendors are responsible for paying a state excise tax of $6.44 per gallon, plus Federal excise taxes, for all liquor sold.

The Connecticut excise tax on liquor is $5.40 per gallon, lower then 56% of the other 50 states. Connecticut's excise tax on Spirits is ranked #28 out of the 50 states. Connecticut state taxes on hard alcohol vary based on alcohol content, place of production, size of container, and place purchased.

Connecticut's sales tax rate is now 6.35 percent. It applies to numerous goods, excluding groceries and medications. ... Instead, Lamont has extended the sales tax to many professional services, barber shops and beauty salons, dry cleaning, coin operated laundry, parking, massage therapy and waste collection.

HARTFORD Haircuts, laundry, legal services, veterinarian visits and parking are on the list. Even paying an accountant to file your taxes could now be subject to the state sales tax. That's because Gov. Ned Lamont proposed broad expansions of the sales tax in his budget proposal released Wednesday.

Assessment of Sales Tax on Labor in the State of CT. Connecticut assesses sales tax on exchanges of tangible goods and, since 1972, on the rendering of certain services. As of July 2011, the sales tax is generally 6.25 percent. You pay sales tax on labor when it occurs as part of a taxable service.

The tax rate is 15% of the total payment received for occupancy of the room or rooms for up to 30 consecutive calendar days.

There is only one statewide sales and use tax. There are no additional sales taxes imposed by local jurisdictions in Connecticut. The statewide rate of 6.35% applies to the retail sale, lease, or rental of most goods and taxable services.