The idea that higher taxation adds higher costs to any transaction thus making less transactions possible is lost on our legislatures. That seems to be the case in Connecticut where the legislature is planning on making a temporary real estate transaction tax permanent.
All the legislators see is 43 million dollars of tax revenue on [...]Thanks for reading this post. If you would like to see more articles like this, please come visit The Real Estate Bloggers. where it was originally published.Connecticut Real Estate Tax Protested By Realtors
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