Taxes

The settlement of an ACLU lawsuit against the Missoula County Detention Center is one of the reasons Missoula County taxes will be on the rise in the near future.

The tax deadline is almost here and many Montanan's still haven't paid their taxes.

Wanna get Montanans wound up? Start talking about taxes! Then immediately duck. We can get pretty fiercely wound up about them. Imagine how you would react if you found out you had to pay a tax on an altered bagel (not that kind of “altering”)...

As of April 1, two tax simplification bills are still alive at the Montana legislature and both appear to have strong bipartisan support.

A middle-aged man, who identified himself only as 'John Q. Public, American taxpayer' holds a sign at the corner of Brooks and South Avenue to make a statement.

Missoula County mobile home sale is Wednesday.

The Stache Act (Stimulus to Allow Critical Hair Expenses) is advertised as a stimulus bill that would send $250.00 back to mustache wearing Americans in the form of a tax break. The act is really an ad for HR Block that deftly combines humor and sympathy (they support Millions from One an organization that brings clean water to areas in need) ...

The fight over taxes and the public debt is never far from the headlines lately, and Toby Keith has never been shy about speaking his mind on political matters, so it’s only natural that he offered his thoughts about taxes when speaking with the Boston Herald. What might be surprising — at least for folks who consider Keith just another red state-residing good ol’ boy — is the way he responded to