Dan Stickel
55:19 - 56:04
"One additional bullet point that should have been on this slide for the version that passed out of the Senate floor is the implementation of a new pass-through entity tax that would apply to certain oil and gas companies in the state."
“One additional bullet point that should have been on this slide for the version that passed out of the Senate floor is the implementation of a new pass-through entity tax that would apply to certain oil and gas companies in the state.”
- Speaker
- Dan Stickel
- Timestamp
- 55:19 – 56:04
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
From the transcript
All right, so slide 9, what would this legislation do? So broadly, it creates the policy framework for replacing certain state municipal property taxes with a temporary tax abatement period followed by implementation of the alternative volumetric tax. Specific to Department of Revenue is the eligibility condition and various detailed information around the revenue collection and allocation. One additional bullet point that should have been on this slide for the version that passed out of the Senate floor is the implementation of a new pass-through entity tax that would apply to certain oil and gas companies in the state.
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