Central Connecticut State University
Yes. The Assessor's official notice says Section 12-63c requires owners of rental property to file income-and-expense information before revaluation, and identifies June 1, 2026 as the filing deadline on that notice. It says the actual rent and rental-related income are not public records, and warns that an incomplete, late, or intentionally false filing can produce a 10% increase in assessed value. A prospective renter should ask what utilities, fees, and tax-related pass-throughs are in the lease; a prospective owner should contact the Assessor at 860-826-3323 about the property's reporting status.
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