Stay updated with breaking news from Brian Patrick. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A state program intended to increase investment in schools in exchange for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit raised nearly $4.5 million for local school districts in one day.
A state program intended to increase investment in schools in exchange for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit raised nearly $4.5 million for local school districts in one day.
A state program intended to increase investment in schools in exchange for a dollar-for-dollar tax credit raised nearly $4.5 million for local school districts in one day.
In the late fall, the Montana Department of Revenue announced that more than $57 million from state trust land revenue was invested in public schools. DNRC allocates revenue generated from Montana State Trust Land to the Office of Public Instruction, and presented two separate checks to OPI at a Land Board meeting in November. The
Montana taxpayers have the ability to participate in a dollar-for-dollar tax credit program as tax season begins.