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Legislators need to pass lasting property tax relief before going home

  • Montana legislators debate property tax relief proposals as their session nears adjournment in less than two weeks.
  • Persistent inflation and record housing costs drive unprecedented property tax increases, financially pressuring residents.
  • Lawmakers have yet to agree on effective relief, debating over a dozen bills without success while avoiding unintended consequences.
  • AARP Montana supports the Governor's proposal, stating it "reduces property tax rates" for primary homes.
  • Meaningful and lasting relief must pass this session because homeowners cannot afford further delay.
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Montana Standard broke the news in on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
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