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When is this due?
Connecticut is one of the pricier states in the country - a Bureau of Economic Analysis regional price index of 103.6 against the 100 national average, about 4% higher overall - which is exactly what the starting rent below is adjusted for, instead of a flat national default.
Connecticut taxes income at graduated rates up to about 6.99%.
That makes it the 10th most expensive state in the country by this measure, out of 51 - worth knowing before assuming a national-average rent applies here.
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