10/15/2026
"We paid the subcontractor. Their payroll is their responsibility." If you run a construction business in Connecticut, that won't be true in 2027.
In this month’s edition of Aim High CT, we explain how a new state law could make contractors responsible for unpaid wages owed to their subcontractors’ workers—and what you should be doing now to protect your business.
Start with this question: If an issue came up on a job, how quickly could you pull together the agreements, invoices, and payment records?
Read the article, then bring it to your attorney and whoever manages your books. In need of a financial sidekick? DM us and we can help.
📌 Share this with a CT business owner who hires subs. It’s a conversation worth having before the next contract is signed.
Your subcontractor hires the crew, but unpaid wages could become your problem. Here's what Connecticut contractors should know before a new law goes into effect on January 1, 2027.