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Veterans (Veteran Benefits)

Every veterans bill, vote, and legislator stance in Montana, automatically classified by Maddy, our AI policy reader.

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introduced · Montana · Legislature Feb 25, 2025

LC 4223: Require free on-campus parking permits for veterans and Montana national guard service members

This bill requires Montana universities to provide free on-campus parking permits to faculty, staff, and students who are veterans or Montana National Guard service members. The legislation mandates that these individuals receive preference when parking permits are issued and must provide proof of their service to qualify. University presidents are authorized to establish specific rules for implementing these parking benefits at each campus unit. The measure directly affects the Montana University System by modifying parking fee policies for eligible service members.
introduced · Montana · Legislature Feb 17, 2025

LC 3073: Eliminate state income taxes on veterans retirement

This bill would exempt military pensions, retirement benefits, and survivor benefits from Montana state income tax. It directly affects veterans and their families who receive these benefits and currently pay state income tax on them. The legislation amends existing state tax code sections to establish this exemption and repeals a previous 2023 provision that may have affected this area. The bill also includes updated definitions for various tax terms to ensure clarity in how the exemption is applied.
died · Montana · Legislature May 20, 2025

LC 3001: Revising leave time for public employees who are veterans or in state active duty status

This bill revises leave policies for Montana public employees who are veterans or serving in state active duty. It requires time spent in state active duty to count toward annual and sick leave accrual, and increases sick leave for veterans with a 100% disability rating from 12 to 15 working days per year. Employees must provide VA verification to qualify for the enhanced sick leave rate. The changes directly affect public employees with military service or state active duty status, ensuring their service time is fully recognized in leave calculations.
died · Montana · House May 20, 2025

HB 652: Eliminate state taxes on veterans retirement

HB 652 aimed to revise state income taxation by providing a full income tax exemption for military pensions, retirement, and survivor benefits. This bill would have directly affected veterans, military retirees, and their survivors by eliminating state income taxes on these specific forms of income. The proposed changes included amending sections of the Montana Code Annotated related to income definitions and tax provisions.