$675 Stimulus Check and Eligibility: What Types of Homes Qualify for the Property Tax Rebate?

Montana homeowners who paid property taxes in 2023 may be eligible for a rebate of up to $675. This financial relief aims to assist homeowners by partially offsetting the cost of property taxes. However, it’s important to note that the rebate amount is capped at $675 or the total amount of property taxes paid, whichever is less.

How the Refund Works

If a homeowner paid $425 in property taxes, their refund would be $425. Conversely, if a homeowner paid $1,200, the maximum refund they can receive is capped at $675. The refunds will be distributed via check, as direct deposit is not an option. Homeowners should be vigilant about potential scams and rely solely on official communications from the Montana Department of Revenue for accurate and up-to-date information.

Eligibility Criteria for Tax Refunds

To qualify for the rebate, homeowners must meet specific criteria:

• Ownership and Residency: Homeowners must have owned and lived in their Montana home, including houses, apartments, or mobile homes, for at least seven months in 2023.
• Property Tax Payments: The rebate applies only to property taxes paid on the principal residence and up to one acre of surrounding land. The refund is limited to one per household.
• Ineligible Scenarios: Properties owned by entities such as LLCs or corporations do not qualify, even if a shareholder or member lived in the home for the required time. Renters and properties held in irrevocable trusts are also ineligible for this rebate.

Application Deadline and Processing Times

The filing period for the 2023 property tax rebate opened on August 15, 2024, and all claims must be submitted by October 1, 2024. Homeowners who choose to file their claims online can expect their rebate to be processed within 30 days. However, paper claims may take up to 90 days to process.

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By understanding these guidelines and meeting the eligibility requirements, Montana homeowners can take advantage of this opportunity for financial relief. For further details and updates, always refer to official communications from the Montana Department of Revenue.