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As 2016 comes to a close, CEMA would like to wish its members, partners and other industry professionals a safe and happy holiday season. As we reflect on the past year for the industry, we would like to provide the readers of the CEMA Pipeline a look at the most accessed articles from the year. Our regular publication will resume Thursday, Jan. 5.
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Daniel Schwartz, CT Employment Law Blog via CEMA
From March 17: The Connecticut Supreme Court released one of its most important decisions on employment law in years. The long-awaited decision in Standard Oil v. Administrator, Unemployment Compensation has arrived, and it brings good news for employers.
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From March 3: On Feb. 18, 100 CEMA members stormed the Capitol to educate legislators about the radical changes to the fuel they sell. After 110 meetings with policy makers and their staff, it was clear by day's end that many questions were raised about the state's pro natural gas policy and the direction that policy should take in the future.
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From Jan. 7: After reporting last month that the sales tax exemption on Energy Star equipment will be expiring Jan. 1, we received a number of calls regarding the proper way to apply sales tax to installation and service jobs. Regarding applicability of sales tax on an installation, basically for residential work, you pay sales tax to your supply house on the equipment, then include it in your pricing to the customer. Everything else is called "labor" or "service charge" and is not subject to sales tax.
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From May 12: Members who sell propane frequently ask us about the various taxes that apply to the sale of their product. Here is a summary of major taxes in Connecticut, confirmed by the Department of Revenue Services, as they apply to the sale of propane.
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From May 26: As we've previously noted, Connecticut DMV is overhauling the CDL license process, both for renewing and new operators. The following is a summary for bot renewal of licenses and obtaining new ones.
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From Nov. 10: Through all the clutter of the Presidential campaign, some issues did surface including the candidates stance on immigration, health care and terrorism, but what about energy? Now that the election is over where does President-elect Donald Trump stand on the issues that affect your business?
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From May 12: Last week, the town of New Canaan abandoned efforts to bring natural gas to their town. Three years ago, they were one of the very first communities in Connecticut targeted by Gov. Malloy's natural gas expansion and conversion plan. The wealthy Fairfield County town had the support of local politicians who were partnering with Yankee Gas to facilitate the project.
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From July 7: Several new Connecticut laws and tax changes went into effect July 1 that may affect your business. The following is a list of new state laws and more information to assist you in complying with them.
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WTNH-TV
From Jan. 21: Jennifer Tracey-Carlo, owner of Tracey and Son Fuel Oils in New Haven, is selling heating oil to her customers at rates she hasn't seen in years and her clients are rejoicing.
"Its the same customer base, we just have much happier customers," said Tracey-Carlo.
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From Sept. 29: Beginning Dec. 6, Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles will require proof of U.S. Citizenship, lawful permanent residence or temporary legal presence, along with proof of Connecticut residency for holders of commercial driver licenses and permits. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is mandating this requirement. This applies to CDL NEW licenses, RENEWAL licenses and learner's PERMITS.
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