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Dave Bronson
52:50 - 53:13
“We're going to Hill Corp, we want to change their tax structure. They're an S corp and we want to trade them as a C corp. That's gonna cost them $80 or $100 million. I was in Houston, in the headquarters, talking to their leadership, and they says, "If you want to tax us more, that's fine. That's $80 or $100 million we're not gonna invest in operation on the North Slope or development in Cook Inlet.”
- Speaker
- Dave Bronson
- Timestamp
- 52:50 – 53:13
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
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From the transcript
We're going to Hill Corp, we want to change their tax structure. They're an S corp and we want to trade them as a C corp. That's gonna cost them $80 or $100 million. I was in Houston, in the headquarters, talking to their leadership, and they says, "If you want to tax us more, that's fine. That's $80 or $100 million we're not gonna invest in operation on the North Slope or development in Cook Inlet. That's how things work.
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