Montana Department of Revenue
Bill Jarocki is an experienced professional with a strong background in public administration and finance. Currently serving as the Unit Manager for the Project Management and Business Analysis Unit and previously as the Director of Enterprise Planning and Analysis at the Montana Department of Revenue since February 2014, Bill manages projects focused on process improvement and strategic planning. Bill has held leadership roles in various organizations, including serving as President of Voltaic Solutions, LLC, and as a Municipal Management and Finance Consultant at Arkoosh Law Offices. Additionally, Bill has extensive experience in academia as the Director of the Environmental Finance Center at Boise State University and as an Adjunct Faculty Member. Earlier career achievements include serving as Executive Director of the Association of Idaho Cities and as a Graduate Assistant at Indiana University. Bill holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Northwestern University and a Master of Public Administration from Boise State University.
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Montana Department of Revenue
The Montana Department of Revenue was established in 1972 and has several major responsibilities. The department: - Administers more than 30 state taxes and fees, including income taxes, natural resource taxes, corporation taxes and miscellaneous taxes - Establishes values for all taxable property, including agricultural land, residential real estate, commercial real estate, forest land, business equipment, railroads and public utilities - Supervises the operation of agency liquor stores, manages the state wholesale liquor operations, and administers laws governing the sale, taxation and licensing of alcoholic beverages - Returns unclaimed property to its rightful owners. Through a competent, diverse workforce committed to success, the department: - Provides effective and responsive service to citizens, businesses and nonresidents who participate in Montana’s economy - Expands cooperation of citizens in making the tax system that they own work well - Supports equity and integrity in taxation through effective and uniform enforcement, while protecting taxpayer rights and thanking those citizens and businesses who pay their fair share of taxes - Protects the public health, safety and order in the administration of liquor laws - Advises, based on sound study and analysis, the Governor, legislature and the public on tax issues - Cooperates, consistent with its statutory role and responsibilities, with public officials and agencies in local, state, tribal and federal governments to achieve the public good.