Taxes and Obamacare · CT
Taxes and Obamacare in Connecticut, in Spanish
Connecticut does have a state income tax (up to 6.99%), and health insurance is on Access Health CT. We help you with both by phone and WhatsApp.
Versión en español
- State tax on wages
- Up to 6.99%
- Health insurance marketplace
- Access Health CT
- 2027 enrollment ends
- January 15, 2027
01 · Taxes
Your taxes in Connecticut
Connecticut has a state income tax. Besides the federal return to the IRS, you file the state return with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS).
State tax on wages
Up to 6.99%
How the tax works
Graduated: from 2% to 6.99%.
State tax officeConnecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS)What you file
- Federal return (IRS)Yes, like everywhere in the U.S.
- Connecticut returnYes, with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS)
Your situation, with its form
In Connecticut you file two returns: the federal one (IRS) and the state one, with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS). Find your situation and see the box that matters on your form.

Box 17: what was withheld for Connecticut. It goes on your state return. W-2 taxes
I get a W-2 and have kids
If an employer pays you by check or deposit, in January they give you a form called a W-2. With it and your kids' information we prepare your return and check the credits the law gives you.
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Box 1a: what you were paid. It goes on your federal and Connecticut returns. 1099 taxes
I'm paid in cash or through an app
If you work for yourself (construction, cleaning, Uber, DoorDash…), that income is taxed too. You may get a 1099. We help you report what you earned and subtract your work expenses.
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Form W-7 is the ITIN application. With an ITIN you file with the IRS and with Connecticut. ITIN (Form W-7)
I don't have a Social Security number
You can still file your taxes. You use an ITIN, a number issued by the IRS. We help you apply with Form W-7, for you and your dependents.
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02 · Obamacare
Your Obamacare in Connecticut
We help you with your Obamacare in Connecticut: enrolling, renewing and understanding what you pay. This is how the year goes, step by step.
Your year with Obamacare
October 23 to January 15, 2027
You enroll
Connecticut has its own marketplace: Access Health CT. You enroll there, not on HealthCare.gov.
Mid-February
Form 1095-A arrives
It arrives by mail by mid-February, and it may be in your Marketplace account as early as mid-January.
By April 15
We use it in your tax return
It squares the help you got to pay for your insurance. Without the 1095-A your return can't be finished.
Form 1095-A: sent to you by Access Health CT

03 · Business
Your business in Connecticut
If you have or want to open an LLC in Connecticut (the most common way to register a small business), this is what the state asks for. We explain it and go over its taxes with you.
- Where you register
- Connecticut Secretary of the State, Business Services DivisionThe state office that keeps the business registry.
- The document
- Certificate of Organization, LLC - DomesticThe filing that creates your LLC.
- Filing fee
- $120What the state charges to register it, once.
- Yearly minimum
- No minimum taxWhat you pay even if the LLC earns nothing.
- Periodic report
- Annual Report: every year, $80, between January 1 and March 31. Online only.A report that keeps your LLC's details up to date.
LLC taxes in the state
No minimum tax for the LLC (the $250 Business Entity Tax was eliminated). It can choose to pay the optional pass-through entity tax (PET) of 6.99%.
Your business taxesOfficial data checked on October 8, 2026. It changes every year: we confirm it before any filing.
Terms you'll come across
- Certificate of Organization
- The filing that creates the LLC, under this state's name for it.
- Annual Report
- The yearly report that keeps the LLC's details up to date (address, owners, who gets the mail).
04 · How it works
How we help you from Connecticut
You don't need to come to Florida: everything is done remotely, from Connecticut to our Doral office.
Message or call us
By WhatsApp or phone, from Connecticut. Tell us your situation in your own words.
We tell you which papers you need
Your W-2 or 1099s, your 1095-A if you had Obamacare, and your details. For the federal and Connecticut returns.
You send us your papers
Through the secure channel we give you. We never ask for papers with personal data over an open chat.
You review, sign and we file
We explain your return before filing it and give you your copy.
Hover over a state to see its details; click to open its page.Tap a state to see its details.
Official data from each state and HealthCare.gov, checked in October 2026. Map: U.S. Census Bureau.
05 · Questions
Questions about Connecticut
Another question about Connecticut?
Message us and we'll answer in Spanish, Monday to Friday.
Ask on WhatsAppOfficial data checked on October 8, 2026. See the sources
Do I pay state tax on my wages in Connecticut?
Yes. Graduated: from 2% to 6.99%. Besides the federal return to the IRS, you file the Connecticut return with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services (DRS).
Where do I get Obamacare in Connecticut, and until when?
Connecticut has its own marketplace: Access Health CT. You enroll there, not on HealthCare.gov. For 2027, open enrollment runs from October 23, 2026 to January 15, 2027.
How much does it cost to open an LLC in Connecticut?
Registering it costs $120: it's the Certificate of Organization, LLC - Domestic, filed with the Connecticut Secretary of the State, Business Services Division. After that: Annual Report: every year, $80, between January 1 and March 31. Online only.
Does my LLC pay any tax of its own in Connecticut?
No minimum tax for the LLC (the $250 Business Entity Tax was eliminated). It can choose to pay the optional pass-through entity tax (PET) of 6.99%.
Contact
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