Taxes

While we love the outdoors, there's something else about Montana that's turning heads—how our cities are handling their finances and services for residents.

Montana electricity prices are up 13% year-over-year, ranking among the top 10 in the U.S., putting added pressure on household budgets.

Montana now ranks among the least affordable states for homebuyers, with most residents priced out of the housing market.

With the median sale price now over $358,000, the struggle for affordable housing in Montana is hitting home for many families.

In Bozeman, a couple's dream home is turning into a financial nightmare as property taxes double. The change has left many feeling anxious about their future.

Montana may not have a sales tax, but that doesn’t mean paying taxes is easy. Let’s take a closer look at the real costs here.

Montana homeowners face steep tax hikes. Senator Wylie Galt proposes a 2% annual cap, but legal and legislative hurdles remain.

Montana's charm is drawing in newcomers like never before, but is this influx putting the state's beloved community spirit at risk?

Montana's beauty draws in many, but it seems the dream of affordable living is slipping away for some longtime residents. Let's dig into the numbers.

Imagine driving a million-dollar car without paying hefty taxes. That’s the reality for some owners using a little-known Montana loophole.