When do I charge sales tax in Connecticut?
You need to charge sales tax in Connecticut if you have a sales tax nexus in the state.
A sales tax nexus means different things in different states. It can mean having a physical location (e.g. a brick and mortar store), or someone in the state working for you. For ecommerce it can also mean having an ‘affiliate’ or click through sales tax nexus.
To know for certain if you should be charging sales tax in Connecticut, check the Connecticut government sales tax website.
Which goods are exempt from sales tax in Connecticut?
Some goods are exempt from sales tax in Connecticut for example groceries and most medical supplies. You'll also find Connecticut sales tax exemptions which can be applied because the seller or purchaser meets certain criteria.
For a full list of exemptions, check the Connecticut government tax website.