ARM 42.4.702

ARM 42.4.702. QUALIFYING FOR THE 2007 PROPERTY TAX CREDIT

SupersededLast amended: 2008Length: 165 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Mont. Admin. R. 42.4.702

(1) If a taxpayer or taxpayers changed principal Montana residences during 2007, the department may consider the ownership and occupancy of the successive residence as a principal residence when determining whether the taxpayer or taxpayers qualify for the minimum term of residence for the property tax credit as provided in 15-30-140, MCA. (2) For the successive residence to be considered as a principal residence for purposes of a minimum term of residence for the property tax credit as stated in 15-30-140, MCA, the taxpayer or taxpayers must, during the tax year: (a) move out of the primary principal residence in Montana and into the successive principal residence in Montana; and (b) have paid Montana property taxes on either or both residences for at least seven months. (3) The taxpayer or taxpayers may only make a claim for a credit under 15-30-140, MCA, for one of the residences. (4) Ad-valorem taxes and fees paid for trailers and other recreational vehicles do not qualify for this credit.
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