Are there any tax credits or deductions specific to Montana?

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Montana offers several tax credits and deductions that are unique to the state, which can help reduce your overall tax liability. One notable credit is the Montana Earned Income Tax Credit, which is designed to assist low-income individuals and families. Additionally, there is the Residential Property Tax Credit for homeowners that provides some relief on property taxes. Taxpayers in Montana can also benefit from a unique deduction for contributions made to qualified college savings plans. This deduction allows individuals to deduct a portion of their contributions from their taxable income, encouraging savings for education expenses. Another important aspect is the Senior Citizens and Individuals with Disabilities Property Tax Abatement, which offers property tax relief for eligible individuals based on certain criteria. Montana also provides various credits aimed at specific activities, such as the Historic Property Preservation Tax Credit and the New Natural Resources Industry Tax Credit. For the most accurate and current information regarding available credits and deductions, individuals are encouraged to visit the Montana Department of Revenue's official web page, where detailed explanations and eligibility requirements can be found.
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Answered Aug 25, 2025

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