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The short timers – Unlicensed vacation rentals cheat Montana out of almost $4 million a year in taxes
May 18, 2014 /
The state of Montana is losing out on nearly $4 million a year in tax revenue because of unlicensed short-term vacation rentals, according to an analysis of state and industry data.
Locally, the analysis showed that the Big Sky community is losing more than $375,000 each year in resort tax revenue — about 12 percent of the total amount brought in last year by the resort tax.
Jason Bacaj, Chronicle Staff Writer
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