Gianforte signs property tax relief package; rebate coming if lawsuit doesn't strike first

Montana property tax bills signed into law, what comes next?

It took until the final days of the Montana Legislatures 2025 session, but lawmakers did eventually hammer out a final plan to revise the states property tax system and provide tax relief for primary residences. Last week, Gov. Greg Gianforte officially signed two key bills into law. Now, it will be up to state agencies to put the tax plan into action.(Watch the video for more on what property owners can expect from these bills.) Montana propert…

Montana Property Tax Reform Options: A Tax Shift Is Not a Tax Reform

Two property tax reform bills in Montana were passed during the 2025 legislative session, but are insufficient solutions to rising rates.

Gianforte signs property tax relief package

Gov. Greg Gianforte has signed a property tax relief package that passed last month through a Legislature that remained stubbornly divided on the matter.

Gianforte signs second-home tax

The office of Gov. Greg Gianforte said Friday that the Montana governor has signed two bills implementing his signature property tax relief package, finalizing the passage of legislation poised to reduce property taxes for many homeowners and long-term rentals, in part by passing hefty increases onto second homes and Airbnb-style short-term rentals.The signings were announced via a generalized email late Friday that listed a total of 183 bills s…

Gianforte signs property tax relief package; rebate coming if lawsuit doesn't strike first

The package will deliver a $400 rebate this year for an estimated 240,000 primary residences.

Gianforte Launches Fifth Annual 56 County Tou

Kicking off his fifth annual 56 County Tour, Governor Greg Gianforte hit the road this week, visiting Montanans in Sheridan, Daniels, Roosevelt, McCone, and Richland counties, spotlighting legislative wins, economic development, and investments in education. “Over the course of the next few months, we’ll hit the road visiting each of Montana’s 56 counties to celebrate all that the Treasure State… Source