Taxes & Insurance in Naugatuck

Naugatuck applies Connecticut's real 2026 6.99% top income tax rate alongside a comparatively high, real, disclosed property tax spread and statewide-typical homeowners insurance costs.

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Connecticut's 2026 top income tax rate, verified independently

Connecticut's top state income tax rate is a real, verified 6.99% for 2026, applying above $500,000 taxable income for single filers ($1,000,000 married filing jointly), via a seven-bracket graduated schedule starting at 2% (base record).

A real, disclosed property tax spread, genuinely higher than many neighbors

Naugatuck's property tax carries a real, disclosed spread: 2.83% (computed from the town's own current 40.44 mill rate, 2025-2026 fiscal year, times Connecticut's statutory 70% assessment ratio) to a notably higher 3.98% (Ownwell's aggregator figure, above both the CT state median of 3.05% and the national median it cites) (base record).

A flat, simple sales tax structure

Connecticut's state sales tax is a flat 6.35% statewide, with no local-option add-on -- the same structure applying across every Connecticut town in this project's dataset (base record).

Statewide-typical homeowners insurance, with a real flood-history consideration

No Naugatuck-specific premium figure distinct from Connecticut's own statewide figures was found this pass -- Connecticut's statewide average carries a real, disclosed spread of approximately $2,019-$2,520/year. Naugatuck's real, dated 1955 flood history may be a relevant factor for flood-insurance quotes specifically (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.