Montana HB89 sets a deadline for filing property tax relief claims due to natural disasters.
Montana HB89 amends the law to provide a deadline for filing a claim for property tax relief based on natural disasters. The bill specifies that taxpayers must file a claim within two years of the destruction of their property. It also outlines how the county treasurer should prorate the tax on replaced personal property. The bill defines "natural disaster" to include events like fire, flood, earthquake, or wind. The act is effective immediately upon passage and approval.
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