Montana § 7-6-4035 - Tax Levies For Boards And Commissions -- Bond Exemption
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§ 7-6-4035. Tax Levies For Boards And Commissions -- Bond Exemption
Tax levies for boards and commissions -- bond exemption. (1) The proposed budget and mill levy for each board, commission, or other governing entity are subject to approval by the governing body. (2) Except for a port authority created under Title 7, chapter 14, part 11, the taxes, revenue, or fees legally pledged for the payment of debt or for the operations of a regional resource authority are not subject to approval by the governing body. (3) Except for judgment levies under 2-9-316 or 7-6-4015 , all tax levies are subject to 15-10-420 .
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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