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With tax season approaching, Gov. Ned Lamont held a news conference Friday afternoon in Bridgeport to raise awareness about the newly implemented changes to the federal tax code that may impact residents

Lamont is also reminding residents that state budget policies have lowered taxes and improved affordability for families and seniors across Connecticut. The governor is urging residents to review these updates before filing their returns.

Several stakeholders, including the IRS, were in attendance to speak with residents who could use some support. 

For questions, you can contact the IRS helpline 1800-829-1040 or the Department of Revenue Services (DRS) at 860-297-5962.