The topic of marijuana tax revenue has been in the news several times over the last couple of months, as the fate of Senate Bill 442 (SB 442) from the 2023 legislative session is still unresolved. SB 442 passed through both chambers during the legislative process but was vetoed
Tune in to the September 18-19 Revenue Interim Committee meeting to learn more about property taxes! You can stream the meeting here or find it on your local MPAN station.
The agenda and meeting materials are available on the Revenue Interim Committee
Sales of marijuana in Montana are higher than expected through the first quarter of this year, while seizures for illegal possession continue a downward trend. The marijuana regulation landscape continues to evolve, with several counties voting on measures in the June primary.
Adult-Use sales through March total just over
A new analysis by the Legislative Services Division shows how a proposed property tax initiative could shift taxes away from certain residential properties and result in lost revenue for local governments or additional tax shifts.
Proponents of Constitutional Initiative 121 are currently gathering signatures to qualify it for the November
Conservation Districts are local government entities across Montana run by local elected supervisors. Districts perform an array of functions, all geared toward in some way toward conserving soil and water. Over the last decade, almost $10 million in state tax money from the general fund went to the 58 districts
Leaders of the Montana Legislature deemed Jan. 26 as a Training Day for lawmakers. All legislators are invited to the capitol that Wednesday for refresher courses on campaigns and ethics, preparation of legislation, and other topics. Legislators can talk one on one with technical staff as well as researchers and
The 2021 Montana Code Annotated (MCA) is available online. Published by the Montana Legislative Services Division, these are all the laws passed by the 2021 Legislature integrated into all previous laws that were not altered last session. The web version of the MCA contains the full statute text and
The 2021 Legislative Session is in the books. Now you can read them. Posted online this week are the Session Laws. These are the bills that survived both chambers and the governor’s office. The 2021 Montana Code Annotated will drop in December. (These are all the laws of Montana,
An agenda and meeting materials are now available for the Revenue Interim Committee’s meeting on September 23 and 24. The meeting will be held in Room 102 of the State Capitol in Helena and on Zoom, starting at 10 a.m. on the 23rd and 8 a.m. on the 24th.
The committee
