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Montana Tax Exemption for Property Held for an Incompetent Veteran or Minor Dependent

Montana Department of Revenue, through its local field offices
Full exemption from all taxes on the qualifying property

Property held by a legal guardian for a veteran who has been found incompetent, or for a veteran’s minor dependent, is exempt from all taxes when it was paid for with money from the U.S. government. Real and personal property both qualify.

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How to apply

The guardian applies through the Montana Department of Revenue field office for the county where the property sits and shows where the purchase money came from.

What you'll need

The guardianship order, and records showing the property was bought with federal pension, compensation, insurance, adjusted compensation or gratuity payments.

Eligibility

  • You are the legal guardian of an incompetent U.S. Armed Forces veteran or of a veteran’s minor dependent
  • The property is under your control as guardian
  • You paid for the property with funds received from the U.S. government as a pension, compensation, insurance, adjusted compensation or gratuity

Source

Official source