Notice

Department of Revenue’s 2023 Property Tax Rebate
Application process begins August 15th, 2024

Claims Must be filed between August 15th and October 1, 2024

For more information about the rebate please visit the following link:
Property Tax Rebate - Montana Department of Revenue

To apply online, please visit the following link:
Property Tax Rebate - Montana Department of Revenue

If you have questions or would like to request a paper form, please call:
406-444-6900

You will need the GEO code of your property: it will begin with an 03 and will look similar to this format: 03-0000-00-0-00-00-0000
It is located on your tax statement just under the property’s legal description:

 

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**** Redesigned Property Tax Statements ****

On October 27, 2021, Yellowstone County mailed out the 2021 Real Estate Tax Statements. The tax statements have been redesigned this year. They will arrive in a windowed envelope with "IMPORTANT TAX BILL ENCLOSED" displayed in the window. Taxpayers will notice additional information printed on the statement. Each mill levy is now listed individually on the statement, with a color-coded key identifying whether the levy is a city, county, school, state, or other tax. On the back of the statement, taxpayers will see a visual of the percentages, per category, of the distributed dollars shown in a colored pie chart as well as in written form. Example of New Tax Bill |  Explanation of County Mill Levies

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Feel free to contact the County Treasurers’ Office with questions or concerns at: 256-2802 or 256-2803. Or, email treasurer@yellowstonecountymt.gov. Thank you.

Real Estate Taxes Due	Personal Property Taxes Due	Mobile Home Taxes Due
1st Half - November 30th 2nd Half - May 31st	June 30th	1st Half - May 31st 2nd Half - November 30th
All Taxes are due by 5 PM Mountain Time on their due date by State Law If the due date falls on a weekend or a holiday, the next business day will be the due date

Administration & Fees

The office of the Treasurer receives and disburses all monies, as dictated by state law, and records these transactions. The Treasurer, an elected official, reports to the Montana State Department of Revenue on administrative matters while the County Commissioners have budgetary authority.

The office is divided into two groups. One deals with motor vehicle matters, including registrations, title transfers and applications, and the issuance of temporary stickers and permits. The other serves as the general office for activities including receipts from taxes, fees and intergovernmnetal transfers. It also processes disbursements, invests funds, maintains bank accounts, seizes tax delinquent property, handles tax protests, and issues moving permits for mobile homes.

There is a 2% penalty and 5/6 of 1% of interest accumulated monthly if taxes are paid delinquent. This applies to real property, personals, mobile, and farm and ranch.