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Free Connecticut guide · 2026

Earning well in Fairfield County? Connecticut taxes you in cliffs — not curves.

Seven things high earners and retirees near the New York line get wrong, and the 2026 numbers that decide which side of each cliff you land on.

  • Connecticut runs on income "cliffs"
  • 2026 is the year IRA withdrawals became fully exempt
  • Pensions and annuities follow the same line
  • The estate-tax worry has largely gone away
  • Connecticut is the only state with a gift tax
  • Property taxes vary wildly — by town
  • Working in New York, living in Connecticut

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This guide is general information, not financial, tax or legal advice. Figures are current for the 2026 tax year and may change — verify against the cited sources and your own circumstances before relying on them.

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