Plain English Breakdown
The bill text confirms the surcharge and credit percentages but does not provide an effective date or detailed definitions of 'affected' businesses beyond referencing existing statutes.
Changes to Business Entity Tax and Income Deduction Surcharge
This bill adds a surcharge to the affected business entity tax, adjusts credit amounts for certain income brackets, and creates a new fee on federal qualified business income deductions claimed by filers in the highest marginal rate.
What This Bill Does
- Adds a one percentage point surcharge to the tax imposed under chapter 228z of the general statutes.
- Reduces the credit allowed against this tax to 83.6% for filers subject to the highest marginal rate under section 12-700.
- Increases the credit allowed against this tax to 93.01% for filers subject to the three lowest marginal rates under section 12-700.
- Establishes a ten percent surcharge on the amount of the qualified business income deduction claimed by filers subject to the highest marginal rate.
Who It Names or Affects
- Entities or individuals subject to the tax imposed under chapter 228z of the general statutes.
- Filers subject to the highest marginal rate under section 12-700 of the general statutes.
- Filers subject to the three lowest marginal rates under section 12-700 of the general statutes.
Terms To Know
- Affected Business Entity Tax
- The tax imposed under chapter 228z of the general statutes, which this bill amends with a surcharge and credit adjustments.
- Surcharge
- An additional percentage added to an existing tax amount or deduction as established by this act.
- Qualified Business Income Deduction
- A federal income tax deduction for business earnings, which is subject to a new surcharge under this bill for certain filers.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state the specific date when these changes will take effect.
- The source material cites chapter 228z and section 12-700 but does not define which businesses or individuals fall into those categories.