Tax cut on beer starts Saturday in effort to support CT craft breweries
State officials say it's a way to support the state's craft brewing industry.
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Jul 1, 2023, 2:17 AM
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12h agoA tax cut on beer starts Saturday in Connecticut.
State officials say it's a way to support the state's craft brewing industry.
The excise tax will be reduced by 16.7%.
For context, a barrel is currently taxed at $7.20, but starting Saturday, it would be taxed at $6.
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