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Nicholas Fulford

32:45 - 33:11

“tax rates on the midstream in the absence of income tax and other features would appear to be relatively light in Alaska without some kind of additional property tax or volumetric tax”
Community
Alaska News
Location
Alaska
Captured at
May 27, 2026

From the transcript

So I would definitely caution on looking at this analysis in isolation and thinking that that's the end of the story. But certainly tax rates on the midstream in the absence of income tax and other features would appear to be relatively light in Alaska without some kind of additional property tax or volumetric tax.

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