In the clan, badgers are definitely group-living animals, but they do have a pecking order in the hierarchy. Mostly, the clan will be dominated by a single adult male (called a boar), who will try and control all the females (called sows) for breeding purposes.
Connecticut Tax Amnesty is a unique opportunity to avoid penalties and possible criminal prosecution for unpaid tax liabilities. Individuals and businesses who pay back taxes and interest to the State of Connecticut between September 1 and November 30, 1995 may apply for Connecticut Tax Amnesty. Amnesty also offers a reduced interest rate to certain taxpayers. This program extends to any taxable periods ending on or before March 31, 1995.
Connecticut's estate tax is the only one of the five with rates not linked to the pre-EGTRRA federal credit rates. Connecticut's rates and brackets are shown in Table 2. Connecticut's taxable estate threshold is $2 million effective with deaths occurring on or after January 1, 2011.