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Connecticut Sales and Use Tax

Asked about Connecticut sales and use tax, luxury tax, DRS filings.

ColoradoTax year 2025· Last reviewed Apr 13, 2026

Key facts — Colorado, 2025

FieldValue
JurisdictionConnecticut
State rate6.35% (standard); 7.75% (luxury items over $5,000)
Local taxesNone -- no local sales taxes
Maximum rate7.75%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 AND 200 transactions (AND test)
Tax authorityConnecticut DRS
Portalhttps://portal.ct.gov/DRS
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

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ColoradoTax year 2025

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Connecticut Sales and Use Tax Skill v2.0

Section 1 -- Quick reference

FieldValue
JurisdictionConnecticut
State rate6.35% (standard); 7.75% (luxury items over $5,000)
Local taxesNone -- no local sales taxes
Maximum rate7.75%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 AND 200 transactions (AND test)
Tax authorityConnecticut DRS
Portalhttps://portal.ct.gov/DRS
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

UNIQUE: Luxury rate 7.75% on vehicles, jewelry, clothing, handbags, luggage, footwear over $5,000. AND test for nexus like NY.

Section 3 -- Transaction pattern library

PatternTaxable?Notes
General TPPTAXABLE 6.35%
Luxury items >$5,000TAXABLE 7.75%Vehicles, jewelry, clothing, etc.
Clothing under $50/itemEXEMPT
Clothing $50-$999TAXABLE 6.35%
Clothing $1,000+TAXABLE 7.75%Luxury rate
Grocery foodEXEMPT
Prepared food/mealsTAXABLE 7.35%Special restaurant rate
SaaSTAXABLEComputer/data processing services
Computer/data processing servicesTAXABLE at 1%Special reduced rate
Digital goodsTAXABLE
Professional servicesNOT TAXABLE
Manufacturing equipmentEXEMPT
Prescription drugsEXEMPT
ResaleEXEMPT

Section 10 -- Prohibitions

  • NEVER forget the 7.75% luxury rate on items over $5,000.
  • NEVER forget the clothing exemption under $50.
  • NEVER assume nexus with only one threshold -- CT requires BOTH $100K AND 200 transactions.
  • NEVER ignore the 1% rate on computer/data processing services.
  • NEVER compute any number.

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