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  "description": "Connecticut taxes wages at 2% to 6.99% across 7 brackets. On $75,000 a single filer pays about $3,375 in Connecticut income tax (4.5% effective).",
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    "question": "What are Connecticut's income tax rates for 2026?",
    "shortAnswer": "Connecticut taxes wages at 2% to 6.99% across 7 brackets. On $75,000 a single filer pays about $3,375 in Connecticut income tax (4.5% effective).",
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        "label": "$0 – $10,000",
        "value": "2%",
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        "value": "4.5%",
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        "value": "5.5%",
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        "label": "$100,000 – $200,000",
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        "label": "CT Paid Leave (0.5%)",
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