0:17
Speaker B
26:04 - 26:22
"In 2025, businesses exempted over $25 million in sales due to hitting the $1,200 sales tax cap."
“In 2025, businesses exempted over $25 million in sales due to hitting the $1,200 sales tax cap.”
- Speaker
- Speaker B
- Timestamp
- 26:04 – 26:22
- Source
- Assembly Meeting
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- April 30, 2026
From the transcript
This is, this is, it's coming. There's a lot of things happening. Yeah. So I just— I'm digressing a little bit from the budget, but I just wanted to add this. In 2025, businesses exempted over $25 million in sales due to hitting the $1,200 sales tax cap.
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