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- Problems:
- Perception of high marginal income tax rate
- Highest marginal capital gains rate
- Solved By:
- Reducing stated top income tax rate from 11% to below 7.0%
- Reducing Montana’s capital gains rate by at least 25%
- Lowering effective income tax rates for all filer types
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- A narrowly focused tax on specific items that non-resident tourists
purchase, resulting in tourists paying a high percentage of the tax.
- Montanans would also pay a portion of the tourist tax when they buy
taxable items.
- The tax Montanans would pay under a tourist tax would be more than
offset by the savings from the 10% income tax reduction.
- Generally, Montana has the lowest taxes on tourists in the region.
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- Car rented in largest city in state and driven 1,000 miles
- $80 per night on lodging
- $100 per day on meals
- $100 per day on other taxable purchases
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- Revenue neutral to state government
- Decreases state taxes for Montana residents
- Increases state taxes for nonresidents
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- Voter approved
- Potential uses of tax revenue must include property tax reductions and
economic development projects
- Same taxable items as statewide tourist tax
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