Connecticut Skips Bill Boosting Fight Against NY Remote-Work Tax

The Connecticut legislature won’t create a new incentive for residents to challenge New York’s rules for taxing telecommuters, as lawmakers bump up against the Wednesday close of their session.

Gov. Ned Lamont (D) proposed the incentive earlier this year as part of a larger effort to stop New York’s taxation of remote and hybrid workers in Connecticut and other states. But the measure won’t be called for a vote before the General Assembly breaks for the year, Lamont’s budget spokesperson Chris Collibee said.

“The administration will consider whether to reintroduce this proposal next legislative session,” Collibee wrote in an ...