tax

An attorney for Montana says the changes that an anti-tax group wants to make to a ballot initiative to raise the state's tobacco tax are minor and unnecessary.

A tobacco industry-funded group wants to change the wording of a citizen's ballot initiative that would significantly raise Montana's tobacco taxes

I have some experience with sales tax. One hard and fast rule about sales tax is — once implemented they always go up — never down.

Most of us have stress in our lives and are very aware of it. Work, money, kids, family, all keep us awake at night trying to cope with it all.

In my opinion the release of income tax returns is much like looking at the National Inquirer on the shelf in the checkout line. It’s a colossal waste of time.

We are currently in the slowest recovery from a recession in American history. Seven years of GDP (Gross Domestic Product) growth at or below 3 percent.

The IRS recently released a package of Tax Migration Data for 2013, which shows when people stop paying taxes in one place and started paying them in another.

The Montana Department of Revenue is busy filing tax returns!

The problems most of us have with taxes is that once the camel’s nose is in the tent it’s pretty hard not to let the rest in.

According to the Montana Film Commission, a black-and-white film shot in Montana is receiving a lot of praise this awards season and may help pave the way for more films to be produced in the state.