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The property values included in the certification process include mobile homes, personal property and business equipment, real property, and centrally assessed properties. The certified taxable values of every tax jurisdiction in each county and the statewide totals can be found at Property.MT.gov .
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Property.mt.gov lets you. Check the characteristics of your property with the Property Report Card, Locate property using the statewide Parcel Map, Review the Certified Values of property in your county or area, Find tax exempt property in each county, and. Search for personal property data.
Simply select your county and search using a name, geocode, or address to access your property tax bill information. If your county isn’t listed with an online lookup link, you can still get in touch for your property tax details.
Property taxes in Montana are based on your total tax rate and the taxable value of your home. Taxable value is based on your home’s market value, but the state of Montana calculates it using a somewhat complicated formula.
Parcel Map. Locate properties by browsing the statewide parcel map. Certified Values. View market and taxable values by taxing jurisdiction and county. Exemptions. View a list of granted property tax exemptions in each county. Personal Property. Search for personal property by assessment code.
To access your property information, enter a property number, assessment code, name, or address in the search box above. TIP: After entering a search term, select a county to improve search speed.
A key component of his Budget for Montana Families, Gov. Gianforte proposed and secured reforms to the state’s Property Tax Assistance Program (PTAP), providing greater relief to Montanans with low or fixed incomes, as well as disabled veterans or their unmarried surviving spouses.
