Lamont uses federal COVID money to fund one-time tax relief for poor
Average relief of $377 per poor household will be issued in late February.
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Average relief of $377 per poor household will be issued in late February.
Gov. Ned Lamont will re-direct $75 million in expiring federal COVID-19 relief into one-time state income tax refunds for CT's working poor.
The state of Connecticut is providing a tool for families with young children to help track key milestones of child development. It will also give them support...
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