Connecticut Faces Million-Per-Month Cigarette Losses
Brown said bootlegging costs Connecticut about one million dollars monthly as high cigarette taxes drive smuggling and revenue losses. He urged a truck weigh system on highways and noted 56 million in state tax revenue last year versus 68 million projected after a rate hike. He warned smuggling may rise this year and called for stricter enforcement.
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