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The net effect of the PET is that each owner of a pass-through entity may deduct for federal income tax purposes substantially all of the Connecticut income tax which would have been payable by the owner prior to the enactment of the PET and which is now being paid by the pass-through entity.
Personal Property Taxes You can deduct any personal property taxes that are paid on items such as automobiles or boats as long as the taxes are imposed annually and based on the value of the asset.
Any nonresident individual may elect to be included on the composite return.
The PTE elective tax payment can be made electronically using Web Pay on FTBs website. Entities can use Web Pay to pay for free and to ensure the payment is timely credited to their account.
DRS accepts Composite Income Tax returns through the MeF Program.
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Each pass-through entity owner reports and pays tax on their share of business income on personal tax Form 1040.
Payments and Form CT-1065/CT-1120SI may be filed through the Taxpayer Service Center (TSC). You may also file electronically by using third party software. If you cannot file and/or pay electronically, you should request a waiver by filing Form DRS-EWVR.
Connecticuts new pass-through entity tax or PET requires pass-through entities to pay tax at the entity level and provides an offsetting credit against individual income and corporate taxes.
Connecticut uses Form CT-1065/CT-1120SI to prepare a composite return for partners. Before a CT-1065/CT-1120SI can be generated, a partner that is qualified to be included must be set up in federal Basic Partner Data.
The net effect of the PET is that each owner of a pass-through entity may deduct for federal income tax purposes substantially all of the Connecticut income tax which would have been payable by the owner prior to the enactment of the PET and which is now being paid by the pass-through entity.

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