State may soon be debt free
Connecticut reportedly may soon be debt free. The state budget office says new taxes that were put into place this year could end up generating a $100 million surplus. Officials tell the Hartford Courant
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Nov 30, 2011, 5:55 PM
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Connecticut reportedly may soon be debt free.
The state budget office says new taxes that were put into place this year could end up generating a $100 million surplus.
Officials tell the Hartford Courant those numbers could change before year's end because tax revenue is difficult to predict.
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