Dan Stickel
76:50 - 77:31
"The biggest one of these was the— that directly impacts the Department of Revenue was the implementation of the pass-through entity tax for oil and gas companies. This is a significant policy decision that's before the committee and the legislature."
“The biggest one of these was the— that directly impacts the Department of Revenue was the implementation of the pass-through entity tax for oil and gas companies. This is a significant policy decision that's before the committee and the legislature.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 76:50 – 77:31
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
From the transcript
Very good. Please continue. And so that set of information that we walked through so far was the version of the bill that came out of the Senate Finance Committee and was left largely the same in the version that passed, that passed out of the Senate floor. Slide 18 talks about the, the Senate floor amendments and the The biggest one of these was the— that directly impacts the Department of Revenue was the implementation of the pass-through entity tax for oil and gas companies. This is a significant policy decision that's before the committee and the legislature.
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