Montana Department of Revenue

The Trump tax cut plan is drawing both opposition and support in Montana. Just yesterday, Missoula Rises held a press conference assailing the plan as a ‘tax scam’.

Property taxes, both residential and commercial, have become a hot topic in Missoula with the arrival of tax notices in the mail.

The Montana Department of Revenue is asking people and businesses to find out if they have any money or unclaimed property that the state has been holding for them in trust.

The 2015 Montana School Choice program allows for a tax credit of up to $150 to help fund students attending a private or religious school, however, the Montana Department of Revenue ruled that public funding for religious schools violates the Montana Constitution.

Green Party candidate Thomas Breck has appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court in an effort to be included in the special election ballot for the Congressional seat vacated by Ryan Zinke.

Public Information Officer Mary Ann Dunwell describes the breakdown of where all of the state tax money went.

Thousands of property tax bills were mailed out this week, and property owners will see some changes in the way taxes are displayed.

Wildfire season is here and the Montana Department of Revenue is encouraging folks whose property is damaged by fires, or other natural disasters, to apply for property tax relief.

For most Montanans, yesterday was Tax Day, but the people at the Montana Department of Revenue prefer to refer to April 18 as “Quality of Life Day.”

The Montana Department of Revenue is offering expanded hours at its call center to assist taxpayers during the days before the deadline for filing income tax returns.