Resort tax revision would allow funding of workforce housing
Bradley Baker, left, and Conner Schuiteman, subcontractors hired by Black Diamond Properties, install house wrap on a home under construction at Trailview in Whitefish on Thursday, Feb. 4. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake FILE)
A bill that would revise Montana’s resort tax laws by increasing the population cap and allowing for a percentage of the tax to go toward workforce housing was presented to the state Legislature last week.
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