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CT business groups, GOP leaders unite in opposition to proposed $50M health insurance tax: Kevin Zimmerman, Westfield and Fairfield County Business Journals, 05.25.21
CT Stop the HIT Sign on Letter
Connecticut Business Leaders Call on Governor Lamont and the General Assembly to Abandon Proposed Tax Hike
Business groups want to eliminate a proposed tax on health insurance. Lamont has already blocked a plan to expand state-subsidized health insurance
Business leaders urging lawmakers to reject HIT tax on health insurance in state budget negotiations: Jodi Latina, News 8, 05.17.2021
Opinion: Health insurance tax an unnecessary burden on consumers: John Calkins, CTPost, 05.15.2021
Editorial: Democrats in Connecticut think we can tax our way out of the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s why they’re wrong: Hartford Courant, 05.14.2021
Proposed health insurance tax would harm Connecticut’s economic recovery: Tony Desimone, The CT Mirror, 05.12.21
MOORE: Setting the planned health insurance tax facts straight: William D. Moore, New Britain Herald, 04.28.21

The Insurance Matters to Connecticut Coalition opposes proposed state government-run public option legislation.

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