This credit was repealed by the 2021 Montana State Legislature. You may not claim this credit after Tax Year 2021. You may still carry forward any remaining tax credit until the carryforward period expires.
You may use this form to claim your Alternative Fuel Credit.
Eligibility
Any individual, corporation, partnership or small business paying taxes in Montana If an individual or business sells alternative fuel, they cannot receive this credit for converting their own vehicles to the alternative fuel they sell.
Qualifying Expenditures
Equipment and labor costs from converting a motor vehicle licensed in Montana to alternative fuels, such as
- Natural Gas
- Liquefied petroleum gas
- Liquefied natural gas
- Hydrogen
- Electricity
- Any other fuel if it is at least 85% methanol, ethanol or other alcohol, ether, or any combination of them
Benefit
50% of the equipment or labor costs up to
- $500 for vehicles less than 10,000 pounds
- $1000 for vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds
Carry Over
The alternative fuel conversion credit cannot be carried forward.