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Code · Montana · Title 2 — Government Structure and Administration · Chapter 6 · Part 10

2-6-1007. Special fees allowable for certain information.

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2-6-1007 . Special fees allowable for certain information.
(1)In addition to the fee allowed under 2-6-1006 , the department of revenue may charge an additional fee as reimbursement for the cost of developing and maintaining the property valuation and assessment system database from which the information is requested. The fee must be charged to persons, federal agencies, state agencies, and other entities requesting the database or any part of the database from any department property valuation and assessment system. The fee may not be charged to the governor's office of budget and program planning, the Montana tax appeal board, or any legislative body or its members or staff.
(2)The department of revenue may not charge a fee for information provided from any department property valuation and assessment system database to a local taxing jurisdiction for use in taxation and other governmental functions or to an individual taxpayer concerning the taxpayer's property.
(3)All fees received by the department of revenue under 2-6-1006 and this section must be deposited in the property value improvement fund as provided in 15-1-521 .
(4)In accordance with the fees allowed under 2-6-1006 , the Montana historical society may charge fees as approved by its board of trustees for copies of materials contained in its collections, based on documentable curatorial duties as set forth in 22-3-101 .
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