Taxes & Insurance in Southington

Southington applies Connecticut's real 2026 6.99% top income tax rate, while its own property tax picture carries a real, significant, currently-active 2025 revaluation transition this record discloses in full.

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Connecticut's 2026 top income tax rate, verified independently

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

A real, significant, active property tax revaluation transition

Southington's real 2025 decennial revaluation (required under Connecticut law, with personal property inspection) dropped its mill rate from 33.21 (FY2025-26, pre-revaluation) to 23.29 (on the 2025 Grand List, post-revaluation), with first bills under the new rate issued on or near July 1, 2026 -- this record discloses that the separately-cited Ownwell 3.14% effective rate may not yet fully reflect this transition (base record).

A flat, uniform state sales tax

Connecticut's flat 6.35% state sales tax (7.75% on certain luxury goods) applies identically in Southington as statewide -- Connecticut has no local-option sales tax (base record).

A real, distinct flood-insurance consideration

Standard Connecticut homeowners policies exclude flood damage; Southington properties near the Quinnipiac River face a real, genuine separate flood-insurance requirement, particularly relevant during spring thaw and intense summer storms (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.