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22-118 §410 (effective May 26, 2022). Personal Income Tax Credit for Property Taxes Paid. Beginning in 2022, residents that own motor vehicles or homes in Connecticut will receive a property tax credit of up to $300, which is increased from the prior credit of $200.

New Connecticut residents aren't required to pay sales tax if the vehicle was registered in the same name in another state for at least 30 days prior to establishing Connecticut residency.

In order to appeal an assessment an individual must file an application in the Assessor's Office to appear before the Board of Assessment Appeals. Applications must be received on or before February 20th of each year. Meetings normally are held during the month of March.

Past due payments are subject to interest at the rate of one and one half percent per month from the due date of the tax (July 1), as required by state law. Payments made on August 2 or later, including payments postmarked August 2 and later, are considered past due and will incur .

If an individual believes that an assessment is inaccurate they can appeal to the Board of Assessment Appeals. The board meets during the month of September solely for appeals relating to motor vehicle assessments appearing on the preceding Grand List.

All refund applications must be submitted prior to the expiration of the registration period. The refund is only for the registration fee. If you have not cancelled your registration; DMV will cancel your registration and process the refund.

You may request a refund from Department of Revenue Services (DRS) by completing a Claim for Refund of Motor Vehicle Tax (form CERT-106) or filing online by using “myconneCT” at portal.ct.gov/DRS-myconneCT.

Act No. 22-118 §410 (effective May 26, 2022). Personal Income Tax Credit for Property Taxes Paid. Beginning in 2022, residents that own motor vehicles or homes in Connecticut will receive a property tax credit of up to $300, which is increased from the prior credit of $200.