Montana Paycheck Calculator
No sales tax in Montana — seven income tax brackets from 1% to 6.9% fund the state.
Montana has seven income tax brackets from 1% to 6.9% and no general sales tax, so income tax is the state's primary revenue source.
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Montana Paycheck FAQ
Common questions about paychecks and taxes in Montana
What is the Montana state income tax rate?
Montana has seven brackets, from 1% on the first $2,900 to 6.9% above $17,600. Single filers get a $4,370 standard deduction.
Does Montana have a sales tax?
No. Montana is one of five states with no general sales tax. However, some resort areas may levy a local resort tax on certain purchases.
How does having no sales tax affect Montana's income tax?
Without sales tax revenue, Montana relies more heavily on its income tax. The 6.9% top rate and seven brackets help generate the revenue that other states collect through sales taxes.
Is Montana reducing its income tax?
Montana has been considering income tax rate reductions, but no major changes have been enacted yet.
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