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[BigHornRam]

Not really complaining, but merely opining about the timing and rate of increase.
Most property owners are fully aware of the Governor's political gesture to point to surplus. Incidentally, somethiing which was hatched long before the high increase of property tax appraisals. But thanks for ensuring we are aware of what you erroneously refer to as a "remedy".

Been done before, with equal partisan disapproval.

The tax rebate and a hill of beans

Montanans will have a lot of fun with Gov. Brian Schweitzer's $400 property-tax rebate, now that the Legislature has finally approved a budget that provides for it.

hungryhorsenews.com

 

[BigHornRam]

Don't bet on it.

I ain't moving to Jackson Hole, buzz. I'll be just fine.

Watch Sunday Morning: The new land rush in Wyoming - Full show on CBS

Teton County in Wyoming is home to the widest income divide in America, with a median house price of more than $5 million and an average income of $318,000. Correspondent Ben Tracy looks at how the wealthy, drawn to the state's picture-perfect settings, have been squeezing out the middle class –...

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[BigHornRam]

Also, way more moderate than the shit show politics of Montana. Sort of like Montana 25+ years ago before it became infested with the fringe right freaks.

That's the great thing about Montana, it's keeping the fringe right of right whackos confined there.

I did notice how Wyoming overwhelmingly culled Liz Cheney in the 2022 primary. That was spectacular!

 

[BuzzH]

I did notice how Wyoming overwhelmingly culled Liz Cheney in the 2022 primary. That was spectacular!

Meh...nothing spectacular, you're easily impressed.

 

[BigHornRam]

I do see people like to argue about property taxes in Wyoming almost as much as we do in Montana.

Effort On To Slash Property Tax Assessments By 50% In Wyoming

The Secretary of State’s office Thursday certified a ballot initiative that, if successful, would allow homeowners to have their property taxed at 50% of its assessed value.

cowboystatedaily.com

 

[mtmuley]

Buzz's Montana bashing always makes me smile. mtmuley

 

[BuzzH]

Buzz's Montana bashing always makes me smile. mtmuley

Me too, and I can because I was born in Montana and lived there for 32 years.

 

[mtmuley]

Me too, and I can because I was born in Montana and lived there for 32 years.

Born here too. Still here 57 years later. mtmuley

 

[BigHornRam]

Buzz's Montana bashing always makes me smile. mtmuley

Buzz's stories and rants are always fun and entertaining.

 

[YukonGold]

Just got my tax bill. Up almost 50%.

 

[SwaggyD]

This thread was fantastic. I don't remember what I did on July 4th, but I know I wasn't around my phone read this thread! Also, my taxes went way up.

 

[Benfromalbuquerque]

We need to find a way to make Kansas really attractive to these coastal people jacking up the values.

 

[BigHornRam]

My taxes went up $60. With the refund, that would be ($615).

 

[YukonGold]

My taxes went up $60. With the refund, that would be ($615).

How the hell'd you manage that? Aren't you in Ravalli County?

 

[Labman]

Ours went up $1200 per year, and our house is 1680 sq ft on 1.4 acres. F greg.

I’ve gotta hear how this is the fault of “Greg.”
Rising home values, caused by an influx of people from across the country, after a virus from Wuhan China was unleashed on the world had pretty much everything to do with it. FJB

 

[TheTone]

Ours went up $1200 per year, and our house is 1680 sq ft on 1.4 acres. F greg.

Might be more fair to blame your local real estate agent for selling homes to people moving in, your local home builders and those dividing up land for development

 

[4ohSick]

Might be more fair to blame your local real estate agent for selling homes to people moving in, your local home builders and those dividing up land for development

I know there are a bunch of factors but the governors effort to force counties to assess 95 mills (which would raise my bill more since my county only assessed 77.9) is one of them. But I know I’m not gonna change anyone’s mind so I deleted it.

 

[BigHornRam]

I know there are a bunch of factors but the governors effort to force counties to assess 95 mills (which would raise my bill more since my county only assessed 77.9) is one of them. But I know I’m not gonna change anyone’s mind so I deleted it.

Quick math on my tax bill, and if GG wins the suit and gets the 95 mils, I will owe an additional $75. Your bill went up $1,200 while still assessing the 77.9 mils. Your outrage seems a little misplaced.

 

[YukonGold]

I decided to appeal my valuation. Too late for this year but might lower next year's. Anyone here successfully appeal?

 

[Straight Arrow]

Anyone here successfully appeal?

It's still in the works. Each county also has a protocol to file and pay taxes under protest.