$675 tax refund check: in which state and who will receive it?

Some Montana residents are eligible for a tax refund of more than $600 thanks to the Property Tax Rebate. The Property Tax Rebate is a refund of up to $675 per year on property taxes paid for a primary residence. There is a rebate available for property taxes paid for the 2023 tax year, which can be claimed this year.

The rebate is either $675 or an amount not exceeding the property taxes paid on a primary residence in Montana for the 2023 tax year, according to the Montana Department of Revenue’s website. For example, if you paid $425 in property taxes on your primary residence in Montana in 2023, you would receive a property tax refund of $425. However, if you paid more than $675, the maximum refund you can receive is $675. Only one refund per household is allowed.

$675 checks in Montana: Who will receive them?

State residents who submitted a claim before October 1 and were deemed eligible will be able to receive the rebate.

To qualify, you must be a Montana taxpayer who was billed for and paid property taxes on your primary residence, and meet the following requirements:

Eligible types of residences include: single-family homes, apartments, condominiums, trailers, manufactured homes, and mobile homes, including up to one acre of surrounding land. Residences owned by a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or corporation are not eligible for the rebate.

When will refunds be sent?

The Montana Business and Income Tax Division began accepting claims for the rebate on August 15 of this year. All claims had to be submitted by October 1, 2024.

Rebates submitted online will be issued within 30 days of filing a claim. Paper claims may take up to 90 days to process. All Montana property tax rebates will be sent by paper check via mail. For more information, visit the Montana Business and Income Tax Division’s website.