TAX-DEDUCTIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS SUPPORT WILDLIFE IN THE STATE
For most Montanans, wildlife viewing can be the highlight of the day, a bonus for living here. Last year about 2,000 Montanans made tax-deductible contributions that raised about $25,000 to help support wildlife viewing opportunities in the state.
It is so easy. Just look for our national symbol on line 49 of your 2005 Montana income tax return form. The soaring bald eagle marks where, with a check mark, you can make a tax-deductible contribution.
Montana’s nongame wildlife species are highly "watchable," on the land, in the air and the water. They include hawks, owls, loons, frogs, chipmunks, and birds such as chickadees, nuthatches, and finches -- among many other species.
This tax-deductible contribution will help enhance wildlife viewing opportunities and benefit some of Montana’s lesser-known wildlife species.
As you or your tax accountant prepare your 2005 tax return, take the time to locate the eagle and make the check-off that counts for Montana’s nongame wildlife.
More information about FWP’s Nongame Wildlife can be found on FWP web site at www.fwp.mt.gov under Wild Things.
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For most Montanans, wildlife viewing can be the highlight of the day, a bonus for living here. Last year about 2,000 Montanans made tax-deductible contributions that raised about $25,000 to help support wildlife viewing opportunities in the state.
It is so easy. Just look for our national symbol on line 49 of your 2005 Montana income tax return form. The soaring bald eagle marks where, with a check mark, you can make a tax-deductible contribution.
Montana’s nongame wildlife species are highly "watchable," on the land, in the air and the water. They include hawks, owls, loons, frogs, chipmunks, and birds such as chickadees, nuthatches, and finches -- among many other species.
This tax-deductible contribution will help enhance wildlife viewing opportunities and benefit some of Montana’s lesser-known wildlife species.
As you or your tax accountant prepare your 2005 tax return, take the time to locate the eagle and make the check-off that counts for Montana’s nongame wildlife.
More information about FWP’s Nongame Wildlife can be found on FWP web site at www.fwp.mt.gov under Wild Things.
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