Proposal Notice MAR 42-1046 MAR 42-1046pro – pertaining to department procedures involving penalties against alcoholic beverages licenses. Public Hearing June 22, 2022 Comment Deadline June 30, 2022 Related Downloads Proposal […]
News and Updates
Cannabis Control Division May Newsletter
April 2022 Revenue Monitoring Report is Now Available
The April 2022 Revenue Monitoring Report (PDF, 3.1 MB) is now available.
Department of Revenue Rulemaking Notifications for April 29, 2022
Amended Proposal Notice MAR 42-1048amdpro – pertaining to marijuana and marijuana products packaging and labeling application and approval process *Amendments are being made to the original proposal notice in response to […]
New Functionality for Cannabis Cultivator Licensees
The Cannabis Control Division (CCD) has completed a system update that will allow Cultivator licensees to submit an update application to increase their cultivation by multiple tiers, up to a […]
Gov. Gianforte Extends Montana Tax Return Deadline One Week
Department Rulemaking Notices for April 15, 2022
Upcoming Changes to the Liquor Server System
Estimated Cannabis Sales for March 2022 Now Available
The Estimated Cannabis Sales Report for March 2022 is now available. Estimated sales are based on the seed-to-sale tracking system and may not reflect the official sales reports made by […]
Increased MEDIA Tax Credit – Tax News You Can Use
Cannabis Control Division April Newsletter
Department Rulemaking Actions for March 25, 2022
Mobile Home Park Exclusion
Senate Bill 269 was passed during the 67th Montana Legislative Session. The bill increased the amount of the exclusion (from adjusted gross income) for the eligible sale of a mobile […]
New Competitive Bid Open
HELENA – A new competitive bidding opportunity is available with the Montana Department of Revenue’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Division (ABCD). The process allows people and businesses to bid on the opportunity to apply for an available alcoholic beverage license. The highest bidder that meets all requirements can […]
Commercial Property Income and Expense Reporting
The department relies on commercial property owners to provide their income and expense information to assist in the department’s determination of fair and equitable commercial property values statewide. The department […]
House Bill 53
The 67th Montana legislature enacted House Bill 53, which changes the reporting of federal adjustments made to a partnership’s income and its corresponding Montana source income. A partnership now must […]
Cannabis Control Division March Newsletter
Changes to Partnership Income and Corresponding Montana Source Income from House Bill 53
The 67th Montana legislature enacted House Bill 53 to facilitate the reporting of federal adjustments to partnership income and the corresponding Montana source income on Montana returns. The new law […]
Keep Your Address Current
The Montana Department of Revenue has an important message to income tax filers: Keep your mailing address current with the department. This is especially true for anyone filing a Montana […]
Rulemaking Actions for February 25, 2022
Department of Revenue Reminds Property Owners of Upcoming Important Deadlines
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 […]
House Bill 191: Increased Elderly Homeowner/Renter Tax Credit
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 […]
March 1 Deadline Reminder for Property Owners
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 […]
Rolling 30-day Period for Medical Marijuana Cardholders Explained
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 […]