HELENA – The Montana Department of Revenue would like to remind owners of real and personal property about these upcoming important deadlines: March 1 Personal Property By March 1, business … Department of Revenue Reminds Property Owners of Upcoming Important Deadlines
House Bill 191, passed during the 67th Montana Legislative Session, made changes to the Elderly Homeowner/Renter Tax Credit, effective tax year 2022. The bill increased both the allowable exclusion and the … House Bill 191: Increased Elderly Homeowner/Renter Tax Credit
March 1 Business and industrial equipment owners need to report their personal property online with the department’s TransAction Portal (TAP) at https://tap.dor.mt.gov. Businesses have a statutory reporting requirement if their total statewide aggregate … March 1 Deadline Reminder for Property Owners
Beginning March 1, 2022, monthly purchase limits will be determined based on a rolling 30-day period rather than on a calendar month. This means that monthly purchase limits will not … Rolling 30-day Period for Medical Marijuana Cardholders Explained
Montanans have just a few more weeks to report the number of each type of livestock they own in order to pay the per capita fees set yearly by the … Livestock Reports Due March 1
The December 2021 Revenue Monitoring Report is now available.
The federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) was enacted in March, 2021, affecting six bills passed during the 2021 Montana Legislative Session. Click here to learn more.
The Montana Department of Revenue is launching a new digital campaign reminding new residents, including anyone who is working remotely from the state or who moved to the state during … Director Beatty Tips Hat to Montana Values, Filing Taxes in New Ad Campaign
There have been a few changes to how you or your organization can take tax credits for donating to approved Student Scholarship Organizations (SSOs) or to the Innovative Education program … Changes to Education Tax Credits
