Montana Revenue Dept. Misses $300M in New Construction Annually
December 7, 2024
The Montana Department of Revenue is missing $300M annually in new construction value, affecting tax revenue and budgets.
The Montana Department of Revenue is missing $300M annually in new construction value, affecting tax revenue and budgets.
Montana media groups, including Montana Free Press, join lawsuit over redactions of legislative bill-drafting details.
Montana has not reported kindergarten vaccination data to the CDC since 2021, raising concerns about public health readiness.
The Montana Department of Revenue is losing track of millions in new construction, impacting property tax calculations.
Montana’s housing market is frozen, with 80% of homeowners having mortgage rates significantly below current rates.
Missoula City Council changes camping law: bans park camping, upgrades some violations to misdemeanors, 9-3 vote.
Lake County billed Montana nearly $1 million for law enforcement on the Flathead Reservation, citing state duty.
Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis tackles affordable housing with zoning changes, aiming to balance development and demand.
Montana’s largest tax cut proposal reduces rates from 5.9% to 4.9%, sparking debate over its fairness and fiscal impact.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has unveiled a recovery plan for the Canada lynx, a species adapted to snowy northern forests and currently threatened. These recovery plans serve as strategic guides, detailing the risks to at-risk species and creating benchmarks for conservation efforts. Key threats to the Canada lynx
President-elect Trump’s proposed tariffs could increase consumer costs, conflicting with his anti-inflation goals.
