Montana’s agricultural tax rules slash bills for thousands of million-dollar homes
Properties classified as agricultural get a tax break worth hundreds or thousands of dollars annually. Lawmakers could tighten qualification requirements this year.
Marty Hensel photo
A red Mission Valley barn stands out in a snow covered landscape. Loopholes in tax codes aimed to encourage farming and ranching and preserve Montana's agricultural character have benefitted thousands of luxury real estate properties.
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