Q & A

There is a high demand for labor in the state. If you or your partner are looking for work in Montana, we recommend searching current job listings. We look forward to welcoming you both back home.

Any remote worker who performs work while living in Montana has to pay Montana state income tax. That means even if your company is in another state, you’ll need to pay Montana income tax.

Find more information about remote work taxes.

We recommend searching Montana realtors’ sites for current listings. You can also find more information about federal and state funding for down payments and rental assistance.

Efforts are underway to expand Wi-Fi in Montana. The 2021 Legislature passed and Governor Gianforte signed SB297, creating the ConnectMT Act. This act will help expand reliable broadband access throughout the state.

Find more information on efforts to expand Montana broadband.

Please fill out our contact form. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have about returning to Montana.