Montana § 15-6-131 - Class One Property -- Description -- Taxable Percentage

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§ 15-6-131. Class One Property -- Description -- Taxable Percentage

Class one property -- description -- taxable percentage. (1) Class one property includes the annual net proceeds of all mines and mining claims except bentonite, coal, and metal mines. (2) Class one property is taxed at 100% of its annual net proceeds after deducting the expenses specified and allowed by 15-23-503 or, for talc, as provided in 15-23-515 or, for vermiculite, as provided in 15-23-516 or, for limestone, as provided in 15-23-517 or, for industrial garnets and associated byproducts, as provided in 15-23-518 .

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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