taxes

I-185 and I-186 will both have an effect on Montana’s economy in the coming years if passed. Will we see higher taxes or more jobs? Could be neither or both.

Tom, Shane and Dave discussed Ballot Initiative 185 which will be on the November ballot as a tax on smoke products to help offset the cost of Medicaid.

In the case of pubic workers who are unions protecting them from? That’s right — you and me. We are the CEO employers of the public union employees.

Election Day should be the first Tuesday after April 15th. The one day of the year when I question the amount of money that my political leaders need from me.

Everything you ever wanted to know about marijuana taxes, DACA and citizenship all in one interview. Jennifer, Tom and Shane cover it all. Listen below.

Soon, Montana voters will be deciding on whether to approve a six mill levy that goes to support the Montana University System.

The budget deal passed by Congress last Friday and signed into law by President Donald Trump is causing a bit of a stir at the Montana Department of Revenue.

Will the Fed up the interest rate in their March meeting? How much growth is expected in the first quarter with all the hourly raises and bonuses of companies?

This past week, Montana Department of Revenue Director Mike Kadas claimed there was a “strong possibility” that Montana would need to hold yet another special legislative session to respond to the passing of tax changes by the federal government.

There are some big changes for Montana taxpayers this year: not only was the federal tax system overhauled recently, but there have been some modifications at the Montana Department of Revenue too.