Governor's tax relief efforts in limbo after Montana senators table key bills
- Montana senators tabled Governor Gianforte's priority income and property tax bills on Wednesday.
- Gianforte advocated for tax cuts to address the affordability crisis for Montanans.
- Legislators debated several income and property tax relief measures to address rising property taxes.
- Senator Hertz stated the governor's plan "pulls off too much money, too fast, at the top."
- Despite setbacks, negotiations continue, with possible compromise and future legislative action expected.
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Senate committee votes down Gianforte’s income tax cut, property tax relief bill
The Montana Senate Taxation Committee voted down two major tax bills backed by Gov. Greg Gianforte Wednesday, killing a measure that would have cut a full percentage point off the state’s primary income tax rate and another that would have increased property taxes on second homes as part of efforts to lower homeowner tax bills.The Republican-controlled committee, chaired by Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Polson, also voted down an income tax credit-based pr…

Governor's tax relief efforts in limbo after Montana senators table key bills
The Senate Taxation Committee voted down a key Democrat-backed property tax relief bill and Gov. Greg Gianforte’s priority income tax and property tax bills on Wednesday.
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