Finance discussing committee substituteResources CS for SB 21 has been tweaked; focus remains increase in production; as with original bill, immediate revenues down Kristen Nelson Petroleum News
More revenue now or the potential of more production and more revenue in the future?
That’s the tradeoff facing legislators as they discuss changes in Alaska’s oil and gas production tax.
Senate Finance’s committee substitute for Senate Bill 21, the governor’s oil tax changes, retains most of the....
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