BOZRAH — People and businesses required to declare taxable personal property in Bozrah face a Monday, November 2 deadline, according to the town Assessor’s Office.
The town’s October 15 notice, still displayed on the assessor’s current page Friday evening, says declarations must be filed by close of business at 4 p.m. Monday or bear a U.S. postmark dated November 2. The filing covers applicable personal property owned on October 1, 2026; the notice expressly excludes Connecticut-registered motor vehicles.
The distinction is a filing requirement, not a notice that a particular taxpayer owes a stated amount. The town’s announcement does not determine whether any individual item is taxable or whether an owner qualifies for an exemption. Owners with questions about their circumstances should contact the assessor.
Bozrah warns that late declarations carry a 25% penalty unless an extension was requested in writing and granted on or before November 2. Merely asking for an extension does not establish that it has been granted. The notice also says the assessor must prepare a list and add a 25% penalty when an owner fails to file.
The assessor’s webpage provides the 2026 personal-property declaration and a separate camper form. It lists the office and mailing address as 1 River Road and the phone number as 860-889-2689, extension 205. Readers should use the current official forms and confirm any questions about delivery, office availability or an extension directly with the office before the deadline.
This AI-prepared report is based on Bozrah’s official notice and assessor page, reread October 30. It does not establish receipt of a filing, approval of an extension or an individual tax outcome. The accompanying photograph is a March 2013 file view of Bozrah Town Hall, not a current filing-day scene.