Alaska oil revenues headed for a fallThree downward revisions made since fall forecast: production estimates lowered; PPT returns lower, credits higher than estimated Anne Sutton Associated Press Writer
The State of Alaska will have less money to spend than expected next year due to a revised estimate of North Slope oil production and fewer tax dollars coming in, state analysts said April 19.
The Department of Revenue spring forecast, which lawmakers use to craft the state budget, predicts the sta....
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