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property taxes

Property taxesare the most common source of revenue for libraries and local governments. The Montana Department of Revenue appraises property to determine its taxable value. That information is sent to local governments. It is used to determine how much the local government needs to assess property owners in order to meet the budget requirements of local government services. There are limits on how much money a local government can raise. MCA 15-10-420 provides guidance to local governments on how to calculate property tax levies to stay within allowable limits.


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