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BEFORE THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE

OF THE STATE OF MONTANA

 

In the matter of the amendment of ARM 42.21.113, 42.21.123, 42.21.131, 42.21.137, 42.21.138, 42.21.139, 42.21.140, 42.21.151, 42.21.153, 42.21.155, 42.21.160, and 42.22.1311 pertaining to the trended depreciation schedules for valuing property

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT

 

TO: All Concerned Persons

 

1. On November 2, 2017, at 2:30 p.m., the Department of Revenue will hold a public hearing in the Third Floor Reception Conference Room of the Sam W. Mitchell Building, located at 125 North Roberts, Helena, Montana, to consider the proposed amendment of the above-stated rules. The hearing room is most readily accessed by entering through the east doors of the building facing Sanders Street.

 

2. The Department of Revenue will make reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities who wish to participate in this public hearing or need an alternative accessible format of this notice. If you require an accommodation, contact the department no later than 5 p.m. on October 23, 2017, to advise us of the nature of the accommodation you need. Please contact Laurie Logan, Department of Revenue, Director's Office, P.O. Box 7701, Helena, Montana 59604-7701; telephone (406) 444-7905; fax (406) 444-3696; or e-mail [email protected].

 

3. GENERAL STATEMENT OF REASONABLE NECESSITY. The department uses data from the guides and valuation manuals listed in its rules to determine the trended depreciation schedules published in those rules. Personal property is valued annually and because the trend tables used to value personal property change from year to year, the department must provide taxpayers with notice of those changes and does so through the rulemaking process. The annual update to the trended depreciation schedules provides taxpayers with the current depreciation percentage for each of the personal property classifications for the upcoming year. The updates also clearly identify for the taxpayer how the department values and depreciates property over time.

ARM 42.21.157 requires the department to update the depreciation schedules of tangible personal property on an annual basis. The annual changes affect all businesses with taxable tangible personal property. By annually updating the depreciation schedules the department accounts for the impact an additional year of wear and tear has on the value of tangible personal property. Small businesses would see a negative impact if these tables were not updated. Therefore, it is reasonably necessary to update the trend tables to reflect any changes for the upcoming year.

This general statement of reasonable necessity applies to all of the following rules. Supplemental statements of reasonable necessity have been provided for ARM 42.21.123, to add implementing citations and incorporate changes enacted by House Bill 115, L. 2017; for ARM 42.21.131, to add an implementing citation; and for ARM 42.21.160 and 42.22.1311, for format corrections.

 

4. The rules as proposed to be amended provide as follows, deleted matter interlined, new matter underlined:

 

42.21.113 LEASED AND RENTAL EQUIPMENT  (1) Leased or rental equipment that is leased or rented on an hourly, daily, weekly, semimonthly, or monthly basis, but is not exempt under 15-6-202 or 15-6-219, MCA, will be valued in the following manner:

(a) For equipment that has an acquired cost of $0 to $500, the department shall use a four-year trended depreciation schedule. The trended schedule will be the same as ARM 42.21.155, category 1.

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

2016 2017

70%

2015 2016

44%

2014 2015

19%

2013 2014

9%

Older

5%

 

(b) For equipment that has an acquired cost of $501 to $1,500, the department shall use a five-year trended depreciation schedule. The trended schedule will be the same as ARM 42.21.155, category 2.

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

2016 2017

85%

2015 2016

70% 69%

2014 2015

54% 53%

2013 2014

35%

2012 2013

23% 24%

Older

18%

 

(c) For equipment that has an acquired cost of $1,501 to $5,000, the department shall use a ten-year trended depreciation schedule. The trended schedule will be the same as ARM 42.21.155, category 8.

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

2016 2017

92%

2015 2016

85%

2014 2015

78% 77%

2013 2014

70%

2012 2013

61%

2011 2012

53% 52%

2010 2011

42%

2009 2010

33%

2008 2009

28% 26%

2007 2008

25%

Older

20%

 

(d) For equipment that has an acquired cost of $5,001 to $15,000, the department shall use the trended depreciation schedule for heavy equipment. The schedule will be the same as ARM 42.21.131.

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

2017 2018

80%

2016 2017

65% 52%

2015 2016

60% 50%

2014 2015

50% 48%

2013 2014

47% 46%

2012 2013

44% 43%

2011 2012

41% 40%

2010 2011

39% 38%

2009 2010

37% 36%

2008 2009

35% 36%

2007 2008

33% 34%

2006 2007

30% 31%

2005 2006

29%

2004 2005

29% 28%

2003 2004

27%

2002 2003

24% 27%

2001 2002

22% 25%

2000 2001

22% 23%

1999 2000

21% 22%

1998 1999 and older

20%

 

(e) For rental video tapes and digital video disks, the following trended depreciation schedule will be used:

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

2016 2017

25%

2015 2016

15%

2014 2015 and older

10%

 

(2) through (4) remain the same.

(5) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, 15-23-108, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-202, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.123 FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (1) remains the same.

(2) The market value for farm machinery and equipment shall be the "average wholesale" value as shown in the Iron Solutions, Northwest Region Official Guide, Fall Edition, for the year previous to the year of the assessment. This guide may be reviewed in the department or purchased from the publisher: North American Equipment Dealers Association, 1195 Smizer Mill Road, Fenton, Missouri 63026-3480 online version of the guide known as Equipment Watch, as of October of the year prior to the year of assessment. This online guide is incorporated by reference and may be reviewed in the department or purchased from the publisher: Dataquest, 1290 Ridder Park Drive, San Jose, California 95131.

(3) through (7) remain the same.

(8) The trended depreciation schedule referred to in (2) through (6) is listed below and shall be used for tax year 2017 2018. The schedule is derived by using the guide listed in (2) as the data base. The values derived through use of the trended depreciation schedule will approximate average wholesale value.

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD
WHOLESALE

2017 2018

80%

2016 2017

75% 50%

2015 2016

65% 48%

2014 2015

59% 45%

2013 2014

52% 45%

2012 2013

49% 43%

2011 2012

45% 40%

2010 2011

43% 40%

2009 2010

39% 40%

2008 2009

40% 39%

2007 2008

40% 38%

2006 2007

37% 38%

2005 2006

34% 37%

2004 2005

33% 36%

2003 2004

30% 36%

2002 2003

25% 34%

2001 2002 and older

20% 31%

 

(9) remains the same.

(10) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-202, 15-6-207, 15-6-219, 15-8-111, MCA

 

REASON: In addition to the general statement of reasonable necessity provided at the beginning of this notice pertaining to the annual data updates to the rules in this notice, the department further proposes amending ARM 42.21.123 to incorporate a change enacted by House Bill 115, L. 2017 and to add two implementing citations for the rule.

House Bill 115 replaced the requirement that the department use a specifically named publication to value farm machinery with language that allows the department to seek out and use other published valuation guides that meet the criteria in the statute instead. House Bill 115 further requires the department to adopt the selected valuation guide(s) by rule. Therefore, the department proposes updating (2) to strike the former guide from the rule and add language to adopt, by reference, the same online valuation source the department has been using to value heavy equipment for many years. The selected publication now also offers farm machinery values and meets the requirements in 15-8-111, MCA. Using a single valuation source for both heavy equipment and farm machinery offers the department an opportunity to cut annual costs and improve efficiency.

This proposed change may positively or negatively affect taxpayers depending on the model year.  For example, farm machinery and equipment new two years ago would have had a trended percentage wholesale of 75 percent using the current valuation guide but has a trended percentage wholesale of 50 percent using the proposed valuation guide. On the other hand, farm machinery and equipment older than 20 years would have had a trended percentage wholesale of 20 percent using the current valuation guide but has a trended percentage wholesale of 31 percent using the proposed valuation guide. It is estimated up to 4,600 property owners have the possibility of being effected. Further, based on estimates from the property assessment division of the department of revenue, the statewide change will decrease taxable value by $120,000. Using the average TY 2016 mill values for agricultural equipment, this would imply a statewide decrease in taxes paid of approximately $60,000.

 

42.21.131 HEAVY EQUIPMENT (1) through (4) remain the same.

(5) The trended depreciation schedule referred to in (2), (3), and (4) is listed below and shall be used for tax year 2017 2018. The values derived through the use of these percentages approximate the "quick sale" values provided in the guide listed in (1).

 

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

TRENDED % GOOD

WHOLESALE

2017 2018

80%

2016 2017

65% 52%

2015 2016

60% 50%

2014 2015

50% 48%

2013 2014

47% 46%

2012 2013

44% 43%

2011 2012

41% 40%

2010 2011

39% 38%

2009 2010

37% 36%

2008 2009

35% 36%

2007 2008

33% 34%

2006 2007

30% 31%

2005 2006

29%

2004 2005

29% 28%

2003 2004

27%

2002 2003

24% 27%

2001 2002

22% 25%

2000 2001

22% 23%

1999 2000

21% 22%

1998 1999 and older

20%

 

(6) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017, and applies to all heavy equipment.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, 15-23-108, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-202, 15-6-219, MCA

 

REASON: In addition to the general statement of reasonable necessity provided at the beginning of this notice, the department further proposes amending ARM 42.21.131 to add another implementing statute in support of the rule.

 

42.21.137 SEISMOGRAPH UNITS AND ALLIED EQUIPMENT

(1) through (3) remain the same.

(4) The trended depreciation schedules referred to in (1) through (3) are listed below and shall be used for tax year 2017 2018.

 

SEISMOGRAPH UNIT

 

YEAR NEW/ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND FACTOR

TRENDED % GOOD

WHOLESALE FACTOR

WHOLESALE % GOOD

2017 2018

100%

1.000

100%

80%

80%

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

80%

68%

2015 2016

69%

0.988 1.011

68% 70%

80%

55% 56%

2014 2015

52%

0.996 1.001

52%

80%

41% 42%

2013 2014

34%

1.008 1.009

34%

80%

27%

2012 2013

23%

1.009 1.021

23%

80%

19%

2011 2012-2006

18%

1.037 1.023

19% 18%

80%

15%

2005 and older

5%

 

 

 

5%

 

SEISMOGRAPH ALLIED EQUIPMENT

 

YEAR NEW/
ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND FACTOR

TRENDED % GOOD

2017 2018

100%

1.000

100%

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

0.988 1.011

68% 70%

2014 2015

52%

0.996 1.001

52%

2013 2014

34%

1.008 1.009

34%

2012 2013

23%

1.009 1.021

23%

2011 2012-2006

18%

1.037 1.023

19% 18%

2005 and older

5%

 

5%

 

(5) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.138 OIL AND GAS FIELD MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT (1) and (2) remain the same.

(3) The trended depreciation schedule referred to in (1) and (2) is listed below and shall be used for tax year 2017 2018.

 

YEAR NEW/ ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND FACTOR

TRENDED % GOOD

2017 2018

100%

1.000

100%

2016 2017

95%

1.000

95%

2015 2016

90%

0.988 1.011

89% 91%

2014 2015

85%

0.996 1.001

85%

2013 2014

79%

1.008 1.009

80%

2012 2013

73%

1.009 1.021

74% 75%

2011 2012

68%

1.037 1.023

70%

2010 2011

62%

1.065 1.050

66% 65%

2009 2010

55%

1.050 1.079

58% 59%

2008 2009

49%

1.087 1.064

53% 52%

2007 2008

43%

1.136 1.101

49% 47%

2006 2007

37%

1.203 1.151

45% 43%

2005 2006

31%

1.264 1.219

39% 38%

2004 2005

26%

1.371 1.280

36% 33%

2003 2004

23%

1.419 1.389

33% 32%

2002 2003 and older

21%

1.447 1.438

30%

 

(4) and (5) remain the same.

(6) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-213, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.139 WORK-OVER AND SERVICE RIGS (1) through (4) remain the same.

(5) The trended depreciation schedule referred to in (2) and (4) is listed below and shall be used for tax year 2017 2018.

 

YEAR/NEW ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND FACTOR

WHOLESALE FACTOR

TRENDED WHOLESALE % GOOD

 

 

 

 

 

2017 2018

100%

1.000

80%

80%

 

 

 

 

 

2016 2017

92%

1.000

80%

74%

 

 

 

 

 

2015 2016

84%

0.988 1.011

80%

66% 68%

 

 

 

 

 

2014 2015

76%

0.996 1.001

80%

61%

 

 

 

 

 

2013 2014

67%

1.008 1.009

80%

54%

 

 

 

 

 

2012 2013

58%

1.009 1.021

80%

47%

 

 

 

 

 

2011 2012

49%

1.037 1.023

80%

41% 40%

 

 

 

 

 

2010 2011

39%

1.065 1.050

80%

33%

 

 

 

 

 

2009 2010

30%

1.050 1.079

80%

25% 26%

 

 

 

 

 

2008 2009

24%

1.087 1.064

80%

21% 20%

 

 

 

 

 

2007 2008 and older

21%

1.136 1.101

80%

19% 18%

 

 

 

 

 

 

(6) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.140 OIL DRILLING RIGS (1) remains the same.

(2) The department shall prepare a ten-year trended depreciation schedule for oil drilling rigs. The trended depreciation schedule shall be derived from depreciation factors published in the Marshall & Swift Valuation Service Guide. The "% good" for all drill rigs less than one year old shall be 100 percent. The trended depreciation schedule for tax year 2017 2018 is listed below.

 

YEAR NEW/

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND

FACTOR

TRENDED

% GOOD

 

 

 

 

2017 2018

100%

1.000

100%

 

 

 

 

2016 2017

92%

1.000

92%

 

 

 

 

2015 2016

84%

0.988 1.011

83% 85%

 

 

 

 

2014 2015

76%

0.996 1.001

76%

 

 

 

 

2013 2014

67%

1.008 1.009

68%

 

 

 

 

2012 2013

58%

1.009 1.021

59%

 

 

 

 

2011 2012

49%

1.037 1.023

51% 50%

 

 

 

 

2010 2011

39%

1.065 1.050

42% 41%

 

 

 

 

2009 2010

30%

1.050 1.079

31% 32%

 

 

 

 

2008 2009

24%

1.087 1.064

26%

 

 

 

 

2007 2008 and older

21%

1.136 1.101

24% 23%

 

 

 

 

 

(3) remains the same.

(4) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP:  15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.151 LOCALLY ASSESSED CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS 

(1) through (3) remain the same.

(4) The trended depreciation schedules referred to in (2) and (3) are listed below and shall be in effect for tax year 2017 2018.

 

FIVE-YEAR "DISHES"

 

YEAR NEW/
ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND
FACTOR

TRENDED
% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

0.990 1.016

68% 70%

2014 2015

52%

0.999 1.008

52%

2013 2014

34%

1.012 1.018

34% 35%

2012 2013 and older

23%

1.021 1.031

23% 24%

 

 

TEN-YEAR "TOWERS"

 

YEAR NEW/
ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND
FACTOR

TRENDED
% GOOD

2016 2017

92%

1.000

92%

2015 2016

84%

0.990 1.016

83% 85%

2014 2015

76%

0.999 1.008

76% 77%

2013 2014

67%

1.012 1.018

68%

2012 2013

58%

1.021 1.031

59% 60%

2011 2012

49%

1.050 1.039

51%

2010 2011

39%

1.083 1.069

42%

2009 2010

30%

1.074 1.102

32% 33%

2008 2009

24%

1.105 1.094

27% 26%

2007 2008 and older

21%

1.149 1.126

24%

 

(5) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.153 SKI LIFT EQUIPMENT (1) through (3) remain the same.

(4) The trend and depreciation schedule referred to in (2) and (3) is listed below.

 

YEAR NEW/

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND

FACTOR

TRENDED

% GOOD

2016 2017

92%

1.000

92%

2015 2016

84%

0.990 1.016

83% 85%

2014 2015

76%

0.999 1.008

76% 77%

2013 2014

67%

1.012 1.018

68%

2012 2013

58%

1.021 1.031

59% 60%

2011 2012

49%

1.050 1.039

51%

2010 2011

39%

1.083 1.069

42%

2009 2010

30%

1.074 1.102

32% 33%

2008 2009

24%

1.105 1.094

27% 26%

2007 2008 and older

21%

1.149 1.126

24%

 

(a) and (b) remain the same.

(5) This methodology is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.155 DEPRECIATION SCHEDULES (1) remains the same.

(2) The trended depreciation schedules for tax year 2017 2018 are listed below. The categories are explained in ARM 42.21.156. The trend factors are derived according to ARM 42.21.156 and 42.21.157.

 

CATEGORY 1

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND

FACTOR

TRENDED

% GOOD

2016 2017

70%

1.000

70%

2015 2016

45%

0.969 0.982

44%

2014 2015

20%

0.948 0.951

19%

2013 2014

10%

0.935 0.930

 9%

Older

 

 

 5%

 

CATEGORY 2

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

TREND

FACTOR

TRENDED

% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

1.015 1.002

70% 69%

2014 2015

52%

1.040 1.018

54% 53%

2013 2014

34%

1.038 1.042

35%

2012 2013

23%

0.999 1.040

23% 24%

Older

 

 

18%

 

CATEGORY 3

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

0.988 0.994

68% 69%

2014 2015

52%

0.983 0.982

51%

2013 2014

34%

0.982 0.977

33%

2012 2013

23%

0.966 0.976

22%

Older

 

 

18%

 

CATEGORY 4

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

1.002 0.992

69% 68%

2014 2015

52%

0.992 0.994

52%

2013 2014

34%

0.988 0.984

34% 33%

2012 2013

23%

0.987 0.980

23%

Older

 

 

18%

 

CATEGORY 5

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

1.005 1.004

69%

2014 2015

52%

1.018 1.009

53% 52%

2013 2014

34%

1.026 1.022

35%

2012 2013

23%

1.037 1.031

24%

Older

 

 

18%

 

CATEGORY 6

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

85%

1.000

85%

2015 2016

69%

1.019 1.021

70%

2014 2015

52%

1.035 1.040

54%

2013 2014

34%

1.049 1.057

36%

2012 2013

23%

1.071

25%

Older

 

 

18%

 

CATEGORY 7

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

92%

1.000

92%

2015 2016

84%

1.008 1.006

85% 84%

2014 2015

76%

1.020 1.014

77%

2013 2014

67%

1.034 1.026

69%

2012 2013

58%

1.052 1.040

61% 60%

2011 2012

49%

1.083 1.058

53% 52%

2010 2011

39%

1.100 1.089

43% 42%

2009 2010

30%

1.094 1.107

33%

2008 2009

24%

1.129 1.101

27% 26%

2007 2008

21%

1.149 1.136

24%

Older

 

 

20%

 

CATEGORY 8

 

 

 

 

YEAR NEW/

 

TREND

TRENDED

ACQUIRED

% GOOD

FACTOR

% GOOD

2016 2017

92%

1.000

92%

2015 2016

84%

1.006 1.009

85%

2014 2015

76%

1.030 1.015

78% 77%

2013 2014

67%

1.044 1.040

70%

2012 2013

58%

1.047 1.053

61%

2011 2012

49%

1.079 1.057

53% 52%

2010 2011

39%

1.089 1.088

42%

2009 2010

30%

1.094 1.099

33%

2008 2009

24%

1.163 1.104

28% 26%

2007 2008

21%

1.188 1.174

25%

Older

 

 

20%

 

(3) This rule is effective for tax years beginning after December 31, 2016 2017.

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP: 15-6-135, 15-6-138, 15-6-219, MCA

 

42.21.160 DEFINITIONS For purposes of this chapter the following definitions apply:

(1) through (11) remain the same.

(12) remains the same, but is renumbered (13).

(13) remains the same, but is renumbered (12).

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, 15-9-101, MCA

IMP: 15-1-121, 15-1-137, 15-6-138, 15-8-104, MCA

 

REASON: The department proposes amending ARM 42.21.160 to correct the alphabetical order of two terms in the rule to meet with the preferred format for definition rules. No other changes are being proposed for the rule at this time.

 

42.22.1311 INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT TREND FACTORS (1) remains the same.

(2) Life expectancies for industrial machinery and equipment are shown in the trend table below.

 

INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT TREND FACTORS

 

Description                                                                Trend Table               Life

(a) through (bp) remain the same.

(bq)     Renewable Energy Generation                (11)                             20

(bq) through (cf) remain the same, but are renumbered (br) through (cg).

(cg)     Renewable Energy Generation                (11)                             20

(ch) through (cj) remain the same.

 

Note: 1. Lab equipment is included in its related industry's table at ten-year life expectancy.

 

(3) Tables 1 through 32 represent the yearly trend factors for each of the categories.

 

YEAR

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3

TABLE 4

TABLE 5

 

Airplane Mfg.

Baking

Bottling

Brew/Dis.

Candy Confect.

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2015

0.983

0.990

0.986

0.992

0.990

2014

0.986

1.000

0.994

1.003

1.001

2013

0.996

1.014

1.007

1.016

1.016

2012

0.997

1.023

1.011

1.025

1.026

2011

1.026

1.052

1.039

1.052

1.055

2010

1.064

1.086

1.073

1.081

1.089

2009

1.047

1.078

1.063

1.075

1.082

2008

1.077

1.104

1.090

1.105

1.108

2007

1.121

1.149

1.138

1.154

1.153

2006

1.183

1.230

1.207

1.223

1.238

2005

1.244

1.287

1.269

1.286

1.294

2004

1.347

1.384

1.376

1.390

1.391

2003

1.398

1.436

1.426

1.437

1.441

2002

1.424

1.460

1.452

1.463

1.466

2001

1.429

1.470

1.459

1.472

1.475

2000

1.439

1.486

1.472

1.488

1.492

1999

1.465

1.516

1.500

1.516

1.522

1998

1.467

1.521

1.503

1.524

1.527

1997

1.478

1.537

1.514

1.539

1.543

1996

1.496

1.563

1.537

1.564

1.571

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 1

TABLE 2

TABLE 3

TABLE 4

TABLE 5

 

Airplane Mfg.

Baking

Bottling

Brew/Dis.

Candy Confect.

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2016

1.017

1.019

1.015

1.011

1.018

2015

1.002

1.011

1.003

1.005

1.011

2014

1.006

1.021

1.011

1.016

1.023

2013

1.016

1.036

1.024

1.030

1.038

2012

1.016

1.045

1.029

1.038

1.047

2011

1.046

1.074

1.057

1.066

1.077

2010

1.085

1.109

1.091

1.095

1.112

2009

1.067

1.101

1.081

1.089

1.105

2008

1.098

1.128

1.109

1.120

1.131

2007

1.143

1.173

1.158

1.170

1.177

2006

1.206

1.256

1.227

1.239

1.264

2005

1.269

1.314

1.290

1.303

1.322

2004

1.374

1.413

1.399

1.408

1.420

2003

1.426

1.467

1.451

1.456

1.472

2002

1.452

1.492

1.477

1.482

1.497

2001

1.457

1.501

1.484

1.492

1.506

2000

1.467

1.518

1.497

1.508

1.524

1999

1.494

1.548

1.526

1.536

1.554

1998

1.496

1.554

1.529

1.544

1.559

1997

1.508

1.570

1.540

1.559

1.576

 

 

 


YEAR

TABLE 6

TABLE 7

TABLE 8

TABLE 9

TABLE 10

 

Cement Mfg.

Chemical Mfg.

Clay Mfg.

Contractor Eq.

Creamery/Dairy

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2015

0.992

0.988

0.994

0.997

0.991

2014

0.999

0.996

1.003

1.009

1.003

2013

1.012

1.008

1.017

1.023

1.017

2012

1.022

1.009

1.029

1.043

1.027

2011

1.057

1.037

1.062

1.077

1.055

2010

1.087

1.065

1.094

1.108

1.089

2009

1.073

1.050

1.086

1.104

1.084

2008

1.121

1.087

1.135

1.136

1.108

2007

1.171

1.136

1.184

1.173

1.155

2006

1.233

1.203

1.248

1.214

1.237

2005

1.293

1.264

1.307

1.269

1.298

2004

1.406

1.371

1.411

1.355

1.397

2003

1.462

1.419

1.462

1.395

1.445

2002

1.492

1.447

1.490

1.416

1.469

2001

1.501

1.455

1.501

1.427

1.479

2000

1.515

1.469

1.517

1.436

1.495

1999

1.541

1.493

1.543

1.461

1.526

1998

1.547

1.500

1.548

1.473

1.532

1997

1.564

1.516

1.564

1.489

1.548

1996

1.583

1.535

1.589

1.519

1.574

 


YEAR

TABLE 6

TABLE 7

TABLE 8

TABLE 9

TABLE 10

 

Cement Mfg.

Chemical Mfg.

Clay Mfg.

Contractor Eq.

Creamery/Dairy

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2016

1.014

1.011

1.016

1.013

1.015

2015

1.007

1.001

1.012

1.012

1.008

2014

1.015

1.009

1.021

1.024

1.020

2013

1.028

1.021

1.035

1.038

1.035

2012

1.038

1.023

1.047

1.058

1.044

2011

1.074

1.050

1.081

1.093

1.073

2010

1.104

1.079

1.113

1.124

1.108

2009

1.089

1.064

1.105

1.120

1.103

2008

1.139

1.101

1.156

1.153

1.128

2007

1.189

1.151

1.205

1.189

1.175

2006

1.252

1.219

1.270

1.232

1.258

2005

1.313

1.280

1.330

1.287

1.320

2004

1.428

1.389

1.436

1.375

1.421

2003

1.484

1.438

1.488

1.415

1.470

2002

1.515

1.467

1.517

1.437

1.495

2001

1.524

1.475

1.528

1.448

1.505

2000

1.539

1.489

1.544

1.456

1.521

1999

1.565

1.513

1.570

1.482

1.552

1998

1.572

1.520

1.576

1.494

1.559

1997

1.588

1.536

1.592

1.511

1.574

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 11

TABLE 12

TABLE 13

TABLE 14

TABLE 15

 

Elec. Pwr. Eq.

Elec. Eq. Mfg.

 

Cannery/Fish

Flour, Cer. Feed

 

Cannery/Fruit

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2015

0.970

0.975

0.989

0.989

0.991

2014

0.966

0.974

0.999

0.999

1.003

2013

0.967

0.979

1.014

1.012

1.018

2012

0.956

0.972

1.023

1.020

1.031

2011

0.977

0.998

1.052

1.050

1.059

2010

1.031

1.046

1.087

1.084

1.094

2009

1.023

1.032

1.077

1.075

1.089

2008

1.027

1.049

1.105

1.104

1.111

2007

1.083

1.100

1.150

1.151

1.153

2006

1.173

1.177

1.232

1.226

1.228

2005

1.258

1.250

1.288

1.288

1.281

2004

1.377

1.362

1.388

1.390

1.374

2003

1.440

1.419

1.441

1.442

1.425

2002

1.464

1.444

1.467

1.466

1.448

2001

1.458

1.442

1.476

1.474

1.458

2000

1.468

1.452

1.492

1.490

1.473

1999

1.498

1.479

1.522

1.520

1.504

1998

1.491

1.474

1.526

1.526

1.509

1997

1.493

1.480

1.542

1.541

1.522

1996

1.501

1.494

1.570

1.564

1.553

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 11

TABLE 12

TABLE 13

TABLE 14

TABLE 15

 

Elec. Pwr. Eq.

Elec. Eq. Mfg.

 

Cannery/Fish

Flour, Cer. Feed

 

Cannery/Fruit

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2016

1.019

1.019

1.019

1.016

1.019

2015

0.989

0.995

1.011

1.008

1.012

2014

0.985

0.994

1.021

1.017

1.024

2013

0.987

0.999

1.037

1.031

1.040

2012

0.975

0.992

1.045

1.039

1.053

2011

0.997

1.018

1.075

1.069

1.082

2010

1.052

1.068

1.111

1.104

1.117

2009

1.044

1.053

1.101

1.095

1.113

2008

1.048

1.070

1.130

1.124

1.135

2007

1.105

1.122

1.175

1.172

1.178

2006

1.197

1.201

1.259

1.249

1.254

2005

1.284

1.275

1.316

1.312

1.309

2004

1.405

1.390

1.419

1.416

1.404

2003

1.469

1.449

1.473

1.468

1.456

2002

1.493

1.473

1.499

1.493

1.479

2001

1.488

1.472

1.509

1.501

1.490

2000

1.498

1.482

1.525

1.517

1.505

1999

1.528

1.509

1.556

1.547

1.536

1998

1.521

1.504

1.560

1.554

1.541

1997

1.523

1.511

1.576

1.569

1.555

 

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 16

TABLE 17

TABLE 18

TABLE 19

TABLE 20

 

Packing/ Fruit

Laundry/

Clean

 

Logging Eq.

Packing/

Meat

Metal

Work

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2015

0.995

0.989

0.987

0.994

0.984

2014

1.009

0.997

0.994

1.007

0.989

2013

1.027

1.010

1.006

1.023

1.000

2012

1.046

1.018

1.017

1.035

1.000

2011

1.075

1.047

1.047

1.065

1.030

2010

1.108

1.081

1.077

1.097

1.065

2009

1.107

1.072

1.062

1.091

1.045

2008

1.129

1.108

1.098

1.126

1.084

2007

1.168

1.154

1.136

1.171

1.126

2006

1.223

1.216

1.184

1.247

1.189

2005

1.273

1.271

1.236

1.301

1.241

2004

1.359

1.371

1.329

1.394

1.339

2003

1.406

1.420

1.376

1.441

1.382

2002

1.427

1.446

1.398

1.466

1.404

2001

1.440

1.454

1.407

1.477

1.407

2000

1.451

1.467

1.415

1.493

1.417

1999

1.482

1.494

1.440

1.521

1.436

1998

1.489

1.497

1.446

1.528

1.436

1997

1.501

1.509

1.458

1.545

1.450

1996

1.537

1.533

1.481

1.573

1.468

 

YEAR

TABLE 16

TABLE 17

TABLE 18

TABLE 19

TABLE 20

 

Packing/ Fruit

Laundry/

Clean

 

Logging Eq.

Packing/

Meat

Metal

Work

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2016

1.019

1.017

1.016

1.017

1.018

2015

1.016

1.008

1.005

1.014

1.004

2014

1.030

1.016

1.012

1.027

1.009

2013

1.048

1.029

1.025

1.043

1.020

2012

1.068

1.037

1.035

1.055

1.020

2011

1.098

1.067

1.066

1.086

1.051

2010

1.130

1.102

1.097

1.118

1.087

2009

1.130

1.092

1.082

1.113

1.066

2008

1.152

1.128

1.118

1.148

1.106

2007

1.192

1.175

1.157

1.194

1.149

2006

1.248

1.239

1.206

1.272

1.213

2005

1.300

1.295

1.259

1.326

1.266

2004

1.387

1.397

1.353

1.421

1.366

2003

1.435

1.447

1.401

1.469

1.410

2002

1.457

1.474

1.423

1.494

1.433

2001

1.470

1.482

1.432

1.506

1.435

2000

1.482

1.494

1.440

1.522

1.445

1999

1.513

1.522

1.466

1.551

1.465

1998

1.520

1.525

1.472

1.558

1.465

1997

1.532

1.537

1.484

1.576

1.479

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 21

TABLE 22

TABLE 23

TABLE 24

TABLE 25

 

Mine

Mill

Paint

Mfg.

 

Petroleum

 

Printing

Paper

Mfg.

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2015

0.996

0.988

0.988

0.986

0.988

2014

1.007

0.996

0.996

0.990

0.998

2013

1.022

1.009

1.007

0.998

1.012

2012

1.042

1.014

1.014

1.002

1.021

2011

1.088

1.045

1.044

1.028

1.052

2010

1.124

1.079

1.071

1.060

1.086

2009

1.123

1.067

1.054

1.050

1.074

2008

1.174

1.103

1.097

1.073

1.108

2007

1.223

1.152

1.151

1.110

1.153

2006

1.277

1.219

1.225

1.172

1.211

2005

1.340

1.280

1.297

1.219

1.266

2004

1.452

1.388

1.409

1.299

1.372

2003

1.507

1.441

1.459

1.337

1.426

2002

1.536

1.470

1.487

1.359

1.453

2001

1.555

1.479

1.503

1.360

1.465

2000

1.566

1.492

1.521

1.372

1.474

1999

1.592

1.521

1.543

1.391

1.503

1998

1.599

1.525

1.551

1.392

1.507

1997

1.617

1.540

1.572

1.400

1.520

1996

1.643

1.563

1.598

1.423

1.551

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 21

TABLE 22

TABLE 23

TABLE 24

TABLE 25

 

Mine

Mill

Paint

Mfg.

 

Petroleum

 

Printing

Paper

Mfg.

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

2016

1.014

1.016

1.009

1.016

1.017

2015

1.012

1.006

0.999

1.005

1.007

2014

1.023

1.014

1.006

1.008

1.016

2013

1.038

1.027

1.018

1.016

1.031

2012

1.058

1.032

1.025

1.020

1.040

2011

1.105

1.063

1.054

1.047

1.071

2010

1.141

1.098

1.082

1.080

1.106

2009

1.140

1.086

1.064

1.069

1.094

2008

1.192

1.123

1.109

1.093

1.129

2007

1.242

1.173

1.163

1.131

1.174

2006

1.297

1.241

1.237

1.193

1.234

2005

1.360

1.303

1.310

1.241

1.290

2004

1.475

1.413

1.423

1.323

1.398

2003

1.530

1.467

1.474

1.362

1.452

2002

1.560

1.497

1.503

1.384

1.480

2001

1.578

1.505

1.518

1.385

1.492

2000

1.590

1.519

1.537

1.397

1.501

1999

1.616

1.548

1.559

1.417

1.532

1998

1.624

1.552

1.567

1.418

1.536

1997

1.641

1.567

1.588

1.426

1.549

 

 

 

 YEAR

TABLE 26

TABLE 27

TABLE 28

TABLE 29

TABLE 30

 

 

 

Refrigeration

 

Rubber

Steam Power

 

Textile

 

Warehousing

2016

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

 

2015

0.991

0.990

0.984

0.986

0.993

 

2014

1.000

0.997

0.989

0.992

1.004

 

2013

1.014

1.008

0.999

1.004

1.018

 

2012

1.020

1.009

0.999

1.010

1.034

 

2011

1.051

1.036

1.027

1.035

1.064

 

2010

1.087

1.066

1.064

1.061

1.095

 

2009

1.080

1.051

1.054

1.047

1.088

 

2008

1.117

1.089

1.090

1.079

1.122

 

2007

1.165

1.131

1.142

1.116

1.162

 

2006

1.233

1.192

1.219

1.164

1.204

 

2005

1.292

1.241

1.284

1.208

1.246

 

2004

1.394

1.331

1.399

1.293

1.334

 

2003

1.444

1.378

1.451

1.331

1.381

 

2002

1.473

1.407

1.480

1.350

1.397

 

2001

1.485

1.411

1.485

1.356

1.402

 

2000

1.499

1.423

1.497

1.367

1.410

 

1999

1.528

1.444

1.520

1.387

1.436

 

1998

1.534

1.450

1.522

1.389

1.438

 

1997

1.550

1.465

1.533

1.400

1.443

 

1996

1.575

1.486

1.549

1.425

1.466

 

 

 

 YEAR

TABLE 26

TABLE 27

TABLE 28

TABLE 29

TABLE 30

 

 

 

Refrigeration

 

Rubber

Steam Power

 

Textile

 

Warehousing

2017

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

1.000

 

2016

1.017

1.017

1.015

1.011

1.019

 

2015

1.009

1.009

1.001

0.998

1.013

 

2014

1.019

1.016

1.005

1.004

1.025

 

2013

1.033

1.028

1.016

1.017

1.039

 

2012

1.039

1.028

1.016

1.022

1.055

 

2011

1.071

1.056

1.045

1.048

1.086

 

2010

1.107

1.087

1.082

1.074

1.117

 

2009

1.100

1.071

1.071

1.060

1.111

 

2008

1.138

1.110

1.108

1.092

1.145

 

2007

1.187

1.153

1.161

1.130

1.186

 

2006

1.256

1.215

1.239

1.179

1.229

 

2005

1.317

1.266

1.305

1.223

1.272

 

2004

1.420

1.357

1.423

1.309

1.361

 

2003

1.471

1.405

1.475

1.347

1.409

 

2002

1.500

1.434

1.505

1.367

1.426

 

2001

1.513

1.438

1.510

1.373

1.431

 

2000

1.527

1.450

1.523

1.384

1.439

 

1999

1.557

1.472

1.546

1.404

1.466

 

1998

1.563

1.478

1.548

1.407

1.467

 

1997

1.579

1.494

1.559

1.418

1.472

 

 

 

YEAR

TABLE 31

TABLE 32

 

 

Woodworking

Glass Mfg.

 

2016

1.000

1.000

2015

0.996

0.988

2014

1.014

0.994

2013

1.032

1.005

2012

1.050

1.011

2011

1.078

1.041

2010

1.111

1.076

2009

1.102

1.065

2008

1.128

1.100

2007

1.165

1.151

2006

1.212

1.220

2005

1.257

1.286

2004

1.343

1.399

2003

1.384

1.454

2002

1.405

1.483

2001

1.417

1.490

2000

1.419

1.505

1999

1.443

1.533

1998

1.445

1.537

1997

1.451

1.549

1996

1.487

1.570

 

YEAR

TABLE 31

TABLE 32

 

 

Woodworking

Glass Mfg.

 

2017

1.000

1.000

2016

1.026

1.015

2015

1.024

1.004

2014

1.043

1.011

2013

1.061

1.022

2012

1.079

1.028

2011

1.108

1.058

2010

1.142

1.094

2009

1.133

1.083

2008

1.159

1.118

2007

1.197

1.170

2006

1.245

1.240

2005

1.292

1.307

2004

1.380

1.422

2003

1.422

1.478

2002

1.444

1.507

2001

1.457

1.515

2000

1.458

1.530

1999

1.483

1.559

1998

1.485

1.562

1997

1.491

1.575

 

 

AUTH: 15-1-201, MCA

IMP:  15-6-138, 15-8-111, MCA

 

REASON: In addition to the general statement of reasonable necessity provided at the beginning of this notice pertaining to the annual data updates to the rules in this notice, the department further proposes amending ARM 42.22.1311 to correct the alphabetical order of the table in (2) by relocating (cg), Renewable Energy Generation, as newly numbered (bq), and renumbering the remainder of table accordingly.

 

5. Concerned persons may submit their data, views, or arguments, either orally or in writing, at the hearing. Written data, views, or arguments may also be submitted to: Laurie Logan, Department of Revenue, Director's Office, P.O. Box 7701, Helena, Montana 59604-7701; telephone (406) 444-7905; fax (406) 444-3696; or e-mail [email protected] and must be received no later than November 13, 2017.

 

6. Laurie Logan, Department of Revenue, Director's Office, has been designated to preside over and conduct this hearing.

 

7. The Department of Revenue maintains a list of interested persons who wish to receive notices of rulemaking actions proposed by this agency. Persons who wish to have their name added to the list shall make a written request that includes the name and e-mail or mailing address of the person to receive notices and specifies that the person wishes to receive notice regarding a particular subject matter or matters. Notices will be sent by e-mail unless a mailing preference is noted in the request. A written request may be mailed or delivered to the person in 5 above or faxed to the office at (406) 444-3696, or may be made by completing a request form at any rules hearing held by the Department of Revenue.

 

8. An electronic copy of this notice is available on the department's web site at revenue.mt.gov/rules, or through the Secretary of State's web site at sos.mt.gov/ARM/register.

 

9. The bill sponsor contact requirements of 2-4-302, MCA, apply and have been fulfilled. The primary sponsor of House Bill 115, L. 2017, Representative George Kipp III, was contacted by regular mail on June 23, 2017 and September 14, 2017.

 

10. With regard to the requirements of 2-4-111, MCA, the department has determined that the amendment of the above-referenced rules may directly impact small businesses that own and pay property tax on farm machinery and equipment. Documentation of the department's determination is available at revenue.mt.gov/rules or upon request from the person in 5.

 

 

/s/ Laurie Logan                               /s/ Mike Kadas

Laurie Logan                                    Mike Kadas

Rule Reviewer                                 Director of Revenue           

 

Certified to the Secretary of State October 2, 2017.

 

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