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The legislation would give towns the authority to levy their own conveyance taxes on sales of homes.
And Mr. Green said he saw no problem with a higher real estate conveyance tax.
These taxes are in addition to city, state and Federal income taxes, mortgage and conveyance taxes.
She said a bill introduced in the General Assembly last year would have allowed towns to impose a conveyance tax on real estate to pay for such a program.
And virtually every homeowner in Darien would be subject to a doubling of the real estate conveyance tax, another aspect of Mr. Rowland's plan.
Mr. Pacter blamed the deficit in part on the loss of at least $500,000 in conveyance taxes and building permit fees because of the slow real-estate market.
The conveyance tax is 10% of the value of the property minus 1% for each year since the property was last been used for forestry or was acquired.
The proposal would allow localities to place an additional levy on the real-estate conveyance tax, with the revenue set aside to acquire lands that would otherwise be in the path of development.
On an entirely different front affecting the cost of homes to developers and buyers, the home builders' association is fighting a proposal in the General Assembly to double Connecticut's real estate conveyance tax.
Unexpected Expenses He said the deficit was due in part to a $9 million decrease in projected real-estate conveyance tax revenues and a $4 million drop in state inheritance tax revenues.
"After title is vested in both daughters, it makes no difference what type of deed is used to transfer the property," he said, explaining that in any case conveyance taxes are still due from the transferer.
Now, Mr. Flaminio said, buyers pay a .045 percent conveyance tax when they buy a mobile home, and the units are now assessed municipal real property tax, which often means the appraised value goes up, instead of down, every year.
Today Democratic leaders presented to rank-and-file Democrats in the House and State Senate additional taxes that include extending the 7.5 percent sales tax to businesses like dry cleaners and architects, an increased real-estate conveyance tax on "mansions" and establishing a seventh-day drawing for the state's daily lottery.
A landowner who has enrolled in the program is forced to pay a conveyance tax if he sells his enrolled land for a use other than forestry within a period of ten years after the last date forestry was practiced on the property or within 10 years after he first acquired the property.
Mr. Larson said about half the burden of the new taxes will fall upon individuals, who will see increases in capital gains taxes, interest and dividend taxes and real-estate conveyance taxes, which will rise from .45 percent to .5 percent, and to a full 1 percent for real-estate sales over $800,000.
While sellers of homes priced below $800,000 pay a real estate conveyance tax of 0.5 percent to the state, those who sell a home for more pay a 1 percent tax, a levy that was enacted in 1989, according to Sarah Kaufman, spokeswoman for the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services in Hartford.