Provide disclosure of certain corporate property tax settlements
This bill requires the Montana Department of Revenue to publicly disclose settlement agreements related to property tax disputes involving industrial and centrally assessed property on its website. The law mandates that when the department reaches a settlement with a property owner, it must make the agreement and the original proposed valuation available to the public online. This provision applies specifically to settlements concerning industrial property and centrally assessed property, ensuring transparency in how tax disputes are resolved. The bill also clarifies that these agreements are final and binding unless fraud or misrepresentation is proven, while establishing timelines for dispute resolution processes.
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Aug 2024
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Introduced Aug 27, 2024
Last action Feb 25, 2025
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