2023 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2022 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2020 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2019 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2016 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2014 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2013 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities, airport development zones and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption
2009 Connecticut General Statutes 32-9r – Manufacturing facilities in distressed municipalities, targeted investment communities and enterprise zones. Service facilities. Eligibility for business tax credit and property tax exemption