Missoula County supports HB 432: Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the House Taxation Committee.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Missoula County supports HB 432, Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for second reading today on the House floor.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Missoula County supports HB 432, Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the Senate Taxation Committee.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Senators, Missoula County supports HB 432: Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for second reading today on the Senate floor.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Sent Feb. 23:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Marler and Thane,
Missoula County supports HB 432: Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the House Taxation Committee.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Please support HB 432.
Sent March 11:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 432, Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for second reading today on the House floor.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Please support HB 432.
Senator O’Brien,
ReplyDeleteMissoula County supports HB 432, Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for hearing tomorrow morning in the Senate Taxation Committee.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Please support HB 432.
Sent March 26:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports HB 432: Revise property tax exemptions for affordable housing, up for second reading today on the Senate floor.
HB 432 would amend Section 15-6-221, MCA, to specify that affordable housing developments constructed with Home Investment Partnerships Program (HOME) funding and owned and operated by a nonprofit corporation are exempt from property tax payments.
HOME is one source of funding for affordable housing projects in Missoula County. HB 432 would ensure that projects constructed with HOME funds and owned and operated by a nonprofit would be exempt from property tax payments. HB 432 would help benefit Missoula County nonprofit housing developers that utilize HOME funds, in that their property tax exemption for HOME-funded units would be codified.
Please support HB 432.