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The newly reelected Republican governor says the state can reduce income and property taxes while investing in public safety and education.
Fresh off a reelection win, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte has proposed that Montana lawmakers adopt a two-year state budget that prioritizes further tax cuts alongside investments in public safety and education. The proposal represents a starting point for budget negotiations that will occur in and out of public view through the 2025 Legislature.
Highlights of the $17.9 billion proposal include a top-bracket rate cut for state income taxes and a homeowner property tax relief provision recommended by the governor's tax task force. The governor also wants to put $150 million toward expanding th...
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