Many Montana landlords haven’t filed to avoid second-home tax - Montana Free Press

STR Housing Impact
Published: February 24, 2026
Regulations & Compliance
Montana

Summary

This article highlights that many Montana landlords are not filing to avoid a second-home tax. The implication is potential financial penalties for non-compliance. Hosts in Montana should verify their tax obligations to ensure they are adhering to state regulations.

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