Businesses in Connecticut will have an extra 30 days to file their taxes in order to deal with fallout from the novel coronavirus outbreak, the state’s Department of Revenue Services said Monday.
Gov. Ned Lamont (D) announced the closure of bars, restaurants, gyms, and entertainment venues, after canceling public school Sunday in concurrence with the tri-state area’s regional lockdown of large gatherings.
Meeting tax deadlines is much less of a priority for many businesses and individuals right now, according to Marc Finer, chair of the Tax Practice Group at Murtha Cullina, a Connecticut-based law firm.
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