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Montana Homestead and Rental Property Tax Deadline Nears
Residents have until March 1 to apply for reduced property tax rates.
Published on Feb. 5, 2026
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Montana residents have until March 1, 2026 to enroll their property to receive the homestead or long-term rental property reduced tax rate. The fastest way to enroll is online at homestead.mt.gov, as mailing a paper application will add processing time.
Why it matters
This tax reduction program helps make homeownership and long-term rentals more affordable for Montanans, especially as the state continues to see rising property values and housing costs.
The details
The homestead and long-term rental property reduced tax rate is available to qualified Montana taxpayers. Enrolling online at homestead.mt.gov is the quickest way to apply, as mailing a paper application will add processing time.
- The application deadline is March 1, 2026.
The players
homestead.mt.gov
The website where Montana residents can enroll their property to receive the homestead or long-term rental property reduced tax rate.
What’s next
Residents should visit homestead.mt.gov before the March 1 deadline to apply for the reduced property tax rate.
The takeaway
This tax reduction program helps make housing more affordable for Montanans, whether they own their home or are long-term renters, in the face of rising property values across the state.


