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The amount of the PE Tax Credit is equal to your direct and indirect pro-rata share of the PE Tax paid by the pass-through entity multiplied by 93.01%. You can use the PE Tax Credit against your Connecticut income tax liability.

Is my local Motor Vehicle Tax in Connecticut deductible on my federal taxes? Yes. You can take a deduction on your federal tax return for the personal property tax that you paid in 2016 as long as you qualify to itemize your deductions.

Is my local Motor Vehicle Tax in Connecticut deductible on my federal taxes? Yes. You can take a deduction on your federal tax return for the personal property tax that you paid in 2016 as long as you qualify to itemize your deductions.

Deductible Taxes and Fees The IRS allows you to deduct sales tax you paid on a car purchase by itemizing on Schedule A on Form 1040. If you don't itemize, you can't deduct sales tax. You may deduct the tax whether it's charged on a new or used car, and whether you buy from a car dealer or a private party.

Private sales of vehicles other than passenger cars and light duty trucks mentioned above are charged 6.35% (or 7.75% for vehicles over $50,000) sales and use tax based on the purchase price of the vehicle. A Bill of Sale is required.

To deduct the value-based portion of your registration fee, you must itemize your deductions using federal Schedule A. Car fees go on the line for "personal property taxes." ... Nevertheless, if the fee is value-based and assessed on a yearly basis, the IRS considers it a deductible personal property tax.

Connecticut is one of several states, including New York, New Jersey, Maryland and California, that will be most affected by the new cap on the deductibility of state and property taxes residents pay. The new federal tax law, called the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act capped those deductions at $10,000.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: State law provides a property tax credit program for Connecticut homeowners who are elderly or totally disabled, and whose incomes do not exceed certain limits. Property tax credit can be up to $1,250 for married couples and $1,000 for single people. Credits are based on a graduated income scale.

Is my local Motor Vehicle Tax in Connecticut deductible on my federal taxes? Yes. You can take a deduction on your federal tax return for the personal property tax that you paid in 2016 as long as you qualify to itemize your deductions.

Connecticut does not have any tax deductions. However, if you itemize your deductions on your 2017 federal income tax return, you can deduct Connecticut income taxes actually paid in 2017. ... According to Connecticut state income tax laws, capital gains are taxed at the same rate as the rest of your income.

To deduct the value-based portion of your registration fee, you must itemize your deductions using federal Schedule A. Car fees go on the line for "personal property taxes." ... Nevertheless, if the fee is value-based and assessed on a yearly basis, the IRS considers it a deductible personal property 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.

Sales From Licensed Dealers - If the vehicle was purchased from a licensed dealer, the 6.35% (or 7.75% for vehicles over $50,000) sales and use tax is based on the purchase price. Full trade-in credit is allowed when computing the Connecticut Sales and Use tax, if the vehicle was purchased from a licensed dealer.

The excise due is calculated by multiplying the value of the vehicle by the motor vehicle tax rate. The tax rate is fixed at $25 per one thousand dollars of value. The value of a vehicle is determined as a percentage of the manufacturer's suggested retail price for that vehicle based on the year of manufacture.

Motor Vehicle Property Tax. Motor vehicles are subject to a local property tax under Connecticut state law, whether registered or not. Motor vehicles are assessed according to State statutes at 70% of the Clean Retail value through the use of the NADA Guides and other resources.