The Montana Tax Study, Part 6, Appendix 1, investigates the intricacies of state taxation in Montana during 1966. This appendix, authored by John H. Wicks, William D. Diehl, and the Montana Tax Study Task Force, likely delves into specific data, methodologies, or recommendations related to the state's fiscal policies at that time. As a scholarly reproduction, it aims to preserve historical financial and economic information, offering insights into the tax structures and challenges faced by Montana decades ago. The work serves as a foundational document for understanding the historical context of public finance in the region.

This work is presented as a historically significant document, reproduced to maintain its original form and content. Its value lies in its preservation of knowledge concerning Montana's tax system in 1966, making it available to scholars and the public. The text is recognized for its cultural importance and its role in the broader understanding of economic history and public finance. As a public domain work, it is considered essential for maintaining the continuity of historical scholarship.