Montana homeowners can apply for up to $675 in property tax refunds through a new stimulus check programme starting August 15, 2024. Applications must be turned in by October 1, 2024, and must include proof that all taxes have been paid in full and a geocode of the property.
Property Tax Refunds with New Stimulus Check Program
A story from Marca says that homeowners in Montana could soon get up to $675 in cash through a new programme that gives out stimulus checks. This plan began on August 15, 2024, and its goal is to repay people for property taxes they paid in 2023.
People who own a home in Montana must have stayed in it as their main residence for at least seven months of the year and paid all of their property taxes. Homes that are owned by businesses or trusts are not qualified.
Money will be given to you based on how much property tax you paid in 2023, but not more than $675. Let’s say your tax bill was $425. You’ll get that amount back. If your tax bill was more than $675, you will still only get $675.
Not only that, but you also need to give a real Social Security Number and the Montana geocode of your property. Don’t forget to apply by October 1, 2024; that’s the last day.
Get Financial Relief for Your Property Taxes in Montana
You can apply online, and it will take about 30 days to process your claim. It could take up to 90 days if you go the paper route. You’ll get a check in the mail in four weeks after your application is accepted. You can’t use direct payment. Because things are tough, Montana has set up this programme to help people pay their property taxes.
Also, to get the most out of this programme, make sure you meet all the standards and send in your application before October 1, 2024. To speed up the process, make sure you have all the paperwork you need, such as proof that you paid your property taxes and the geocode for your home.
Montana homes who fill out an application can get important financial help and show that the state is there for its people when they are having a hard time.
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