January 2019
Intangible Personal Property Exemption: Shifting Taxes to Homeowners
One of MBPC’s favorite documents was just released, the Department of Revenue’s Biennial Report. The Biennial Report gives an overview of the...
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One of MBPC’s favorite documents was just released, the Department of Revenue’s Biennial Report. The Biennial Report gives an overview of the...
Read moreAs we reflect on 2018, we want to thank the many Montanans who supported our work. During this past year, we witnessed the implementation of...
Read moreMontana’s expansion of Medicaid, the Health and Economic Livelihood Partnership (HELP) Act, has had many economic, health, and employment benefits...
Read moreIf you have a few minutes to watch the story of Adrian McGonigal, you will quickly see why Arkansas’s strict work requirements are not working. ...
Read moreIn just a few short weeks, the 2019 Montana Legislature will begin, and MBPC will again advocate for public policies that make our tax system fairer...
Read moreOn October 4, 2018, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas decided that the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) is...
Read moreMBPC is seeking two legislative interns for the 2019 Montana Legislative Session. Positions will be full-time and temporary, starting December 2018...
Read moreDomestic Violence Awareness Month: Why the state budget matters to end domestic and sexual violence During the 2017 legislative session, the...
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