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Dunleavy's LNG bill would swap a graduated S corp tax topping 9.4% for a flat 2%
Governor Dunleavy sent the Legislature an Alaska LNG tax bill with a flat 2% S corporation tax, delaying the rate's start to 2030 and removing a provision that could have cut borough education aid.
by Walter AlaskaNews2d ago3 min readAIAlaska
Alaska Senate Majority says gasline tax break waits on Glenfarne financial numbers
Alaska's Senate majority won't lock in the gasline tax break without firm cost numbers — now on Glenfarne and Dunleavy, as estimates range from $45B to $70B.
by Walter AlaskaNews4d ago4 min readAIAlaska
Alaska lacks the skilled workers for the LNG project, a report says
A state analysis says Alaska can't train enough workers for the LNG project — even as the state that funds much of that training warned of the gap in 2018.
by Walter AlaskaNews4d ago2 min readAIAlaska
