Montana · State benefits
Montana benefits at your rating
Montana's Veterans Affairs Division serves veterans and families. Big wins: the Disabled Veteran Property Tax Relief program cuts the tax rate on your primary home by 50, 70, 80, or 100% based on income for 100% rated or paid-at-100% (TDIU) veterans, tuition waivers in the Montana University System for Guard members and honorably discharged veterans, and a 10% score boost for disabled veterans on public job applications. Disabled veterans also get donated hunting licenses through FWP. Contact the Montana Veterans Affairs Division or your county veterans service officer for help applying.
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1. Property tax
2. License plate and registration
3. Education
4. Military retirement and state income tax
5. Hunting and fishing
6. Parks
7. Parking
8. Hiring preference
9. Tolls
10. Other
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