Lawmakers kill idea to unlink car taxes and registrations
Drivers in Connecticut still will not be able to register their vehicles if they have not paid their property taxes. Members of a state committee voted yesterday to keep the practice in place saying
•
Mar 15, 2016, 3:27 PM
•
Updated 3,191 days ago
Share:
Drivers in Connecticut still will not be able to register their vehicles if they have not paid their property taxes.
Members of a state committee voted yesterday to keep the practice in place saying that cities and towns could lose five percent of their car tax revenues.
This comes in the wake of Gov. Dannel Malloy proposing to end the policy.
Malloy says wait times at DMV branches would go down if people weren't required to pay property taxes before registering their vehicles.
More from News 12
2:07
STORM WATCH: Lots of clouds Tuesday with late-day showers
1:39
'These situations are tough.' Officials investigating cause of Milford fatal car fire
2:03
Free home visits for newborns expanding in Connecticut
1:48
Auctioneer defends The Onion’s bid for Infowars as Alex Jones tries stopping sale
2:15
No cause yet for Stamford fire that gutted row house; resident remains hospitalized with burns, broken neck
0:23
