CT Owners - Proposed Bill 5971: AN ACT CONCERNING THE REGISTRATION OF COMPOSITE CARS

[Redfish]

I was notified today, via my Rep’s coordinator, bill is a no-go. I’ll ask why and what can be potentially modified for next year, but I guess it’s dead for 2023.

Unfortunately HB 5971 did not make it out of committee this year. Yesterday was the Transportation Committee’s deadline, and this was not one of the bills they moved forward with. This isn’t to say it can’t be proposed again in future years, but it does not appear to be moving any further this year.

I wish I had better news for you, but sometimes a bill gets submitted again over several sessions as it picks up steam before eventually being passed.

[twobjshelbys]

Originally Posted by Redfish

I was notified today, via my Rep’s coordinator, bill is a no-go. I’ll ask why and what can be potentially modified for next year, but I guess it’s dead for 2023.

Unfortunately HB 5971 did not make it out of committee this year. Yesterday was the Transportation Committee’s deadline, and this was not one of the bills they moved forward with. This isn’t to say it can’t be proposed again in future years, but it does not appear to be moving any further this year.

I wish I had better news for you, but sometimes a bill gets submitted again over several sessions as it picks up steam before eventually being passed.

Killed by the tax assessors lobby. They would be supporting legislation to INCREASE revenue, not DECREASE it.

[Redfish]

Frig, no kidding. I wouldn’t be surprised.

Well, supposedly for 2024, cars will be assessed based on MSRP, instead of market value. Kit invoice = MSRP, 2024 is my is year. I’m sure they will find a loophole to screw me.

In the meantime, my FFR may or may not remain a ‘barn find’.

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Killed by the tax assessors lobby. They would be supporting legislation to INCREASE revenue, not DECREASE it.