taxes

Missoula City Council members will get a chance to look at new polling paid for by the City of Missoula this week and the questions may indicate an increase in taxes in the near future.

Soon, Montana voters will be deciding on whether to approve a six mill levy that goes to support the Montana University System.

The budget deal passed by Congress last Friday and signed into law by President Donald Trump is causing a bit of a stir at the Montana Department of Revenue.

A group of 12 Missoula property owners have filed a lawsuit against the Montana Department of Revenue this week for property valuations that they believe are “unfair.”

The Montana Public Service Commission has adjusted rates for NorthWestern Energy customers this month.

This past week, Montana Department of Revenue Director Mike Kadas claimed there was a “strong possibility” that Montana would need to hold yet another special legislative session to respond to the passing of tax changes by the federal government.

There are some big changes for Montana taxpayers this year: not only was the federal tax system overhauled recently, but there have been some modifications at the Montana Department of Revenue too.

Missoulians often complain about high taxes and according to state data, they’re not wrong.

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.

The Montana Department of Revenue is hard at work filing state tax returns.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock’s Budget Director Dan Villa has been busy the past two days, trying to answer questions about the recent audit of the Department of Administration’s financial reporting.

Up to 180 mobile homes will be up for sale Wednesday if residents refuse to pay their taxes.