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By Eric Geringswald | CSC
The 2025 legislative session of the Connecticut General Assembly introduced several changes affecting the business community.
Updates include amendments to laws governing service of process on corporations and revisions to securities regulations. The Legislature also enacted a new chapter of the Uniform Commercial Code addressing “controllable electronic records,” including digital assets such as cryptocurrency and NFTs.
Our Table of Sections Affected outlines these statutory revisions. In addition, a Legislative Analysis prepared by Nancy A.D. Hancock, Member, Pullman & Comley LLC, provides a detailed overview of the changes and their practical implications.
In Rhode Island, lawmakers passed two acts affecting corporate taxation.
These changes redefine “net income” and require five days’ notice to the Department of Taxation before the sale or transfer of a major portion of business assets. These updates may impact transactional planning and compliance procedures for businesses operating in the state.
The 2026 Edition of Connecticut & Rhode Island Laws Governing Business Entities Annotated incorporates these legislative developments to ensure practitioners are working with current statutory authority.
The new edition also includes:
Recent case notes from Connecticut and Rhode Island courts interpreting business entity law
Tables of New Annotations identifying all newly added cases
Gray bar highlights throughout the book to easily identify new material
This edition provides more than statutory updates. It also includes:
Up-to-date fee schedules for required state filing fees
Online access to business entity forms via the LexisNexis® Bookstore download center
Forms for incorporation, formation, qualification, mergers, dissolution, and name reservation
A state-specific forms listing included in the appendix
These tools support efficient filings and help reduce administrative friction.
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