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Further, the governor secured up to $1,350 in property tax rebates for Montana homeowners for their primary residence over 2023 and 2024. Taken together, the measures provide the average Montana homeowner with relief that more than offsets his or her property tax increase.

Further, the governor secured up to $1,350 in property tax rebates for Montana homeowners for their primary residence over 2023 and 2024. Taken together, the measures provide the average Montana homeowner with relief that more than offsets his or her property tax increase.

Can I check on the status of my rebate? After you file your claim, you can visit Where's My Rebate on our TransAction Portal to view the status and amount of your rebate.

It can take up to 90 days to issue your refund. It can take up to 90 days to issue your refund and we may need to ask you to verify your return. Please check your refund status using Where's My Refund in our TransAction Portal (TAP).

You were a resident of Montana for the entire 2021 tax year beginning January 1, 2021; You filed a 2020 Montana resident or part-year resident return; You filed a 2021 Montana resident tax return; You filed your 2020 and 2021 Montana tax returns by the due date for tax year 2021 (including extensions);

(HELENA) – With the beginning of tax season here, you may find yourself wondering if your Montana income or property tax rebate you received in 2023 are taxable on your 2023 return. For federal purposes, the rebates are not taxable for most people.

Are other forms of retirement income taxable in Montana? Income from a pension or retirement account, like a 401(k) or IRA, is treated as regular income and taxed at Montana's state income tax rates.

For Montanans who turned 62 or older in 2021, the Elderly Homeowner/Renter Tax Credit can bring up to $1,000.