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2015 Connecticut Declaration of Personal Property Filing Requirement – This declaration must be filed with the Assessor of the town where the personal property is located. Declarations of personal property shall be made annually. If you no longer own the above noted business or personal property assessed in your name last year, you do not need to complete this declaration. You must, however, return this declaration to the Assessor and provide information related to the name of the new owner of the property or the date your business ceased or to where you moved the business (see Affidavit below). Otherwise, the Assessor must assume that you are still operating the business and still own and have failed to declare your taxable personal property. Affidavit of Business Termination or Move or Sale of Business or Property I of at Business or property owners name Business Name (if applicable) Street location With regards to said business or property I do so certify that on Said business or property was (indicate which one by circling): Date Sold to: Name Address Moved to: City/Town and State to where business or property was moved Address Terminated: Attach Bill of Sale or Letter of dissolution to this form and return it with this affidavit to the Assessor’s office The signer is made aware that the penalty for making a false affidavit is a $500.00 fine or imprisonment for one year or both. Signature Print name Penalty for late filing – Failure to file timely will result in a penalty equal to 25% of the assessment of the personal property. This declaration must be filed or postmarked (as defined in C.G.S. Sec 1-2a as referenced in Sec. 12-41(d)) no later than: Monday, November 2, 2015  I N S T R U C T I O N S As per CGS 12-63, the Assessor must determine the “present true and actual value” and in determining such value may us