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For Sale By Owner listings cheered by advocates of consumer choice - Vimarsana News

For Sale By Owner listings cheered by advocates of consumer choice

Sue Vinton, the bill’s sponsor, explained the ban had gone into place in 2022 because the Big Sky Country MLS petitioned the state to withdraw support for online FSBO postings.

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Governor's property tax package seen by lawmakers. | Economics - Vimarsana News

Governor's property tax package seen by lawmakers. | Economics

One week before Gov. Greg Gianforte was scheduled to give his State of the State address to the Montana Legislature, a panel of lawmakers tabled and then revived one of

Bill restricts local government from implementing rent control, opponents say already prohibited – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Bill restricts local government from implementing rent control, opponents say already prohibited – Daily Montanan

A bill to prohibit local governments from enacting rent control on private property was critiqued in a hearing as redundant in Montana law and out of touch with the needs of Montana families.

Governor signs bill supporting worker training - Vimarsana News

Governor signs bill supporting worker training

DAVID ERICKSON On the concrete floor of a massive construction site surrounded by workers wearing hardhats in Missoula, Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a bill into law Monday that he says will help businesses hire and train skilled workers. The Montana Trades Education Credit, or HB 252 as it was officially called in the state Legislature, provides $1 million per year in 50% tax credits to businesses for qualified training and education expenses. Businesses can claim up to $2,000 per employee and up to $25,000 per year. Only "trades" businesses can qualify, and the definitions listed i...