Plain English Breakdown
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Tax Deduction for Cancelled Long-Term Care Insurance Payments
This bill creates a state personal income tax deduction for payments received from an insurance company to cancel or buy out a long-term care policy, but only if those payments are included in federal gross income.
What This Bill Does
- Amends the general statutes to create a new personal income tax deduction.
- Allows taxpayers to deduct the portion of insurance payments received for cancelling or buying out a long-term care policy.
- Requires that the payment must be properly included in federal gross income.
Who It Names or Affects
- Taxpayers who receive payments from an insurance company specifically for cancelling or buying out a long-term care insurance policy and include those amounts in their federal taxable income.
Terms To Know
- Personal income tax deduction
- An amount subtracted from total earnings before calculating how much state tax is owed.
- Buyout or cancellation
- Ending a long-term care insurance policy early in exchange for a payment from the insurance company.
Limits and Unknowns
- The provided text does not state when this deduction will officially begin.
- The provided text does not specify if there is a maximum dollar limit on how much can be deducted.