Oil companies, associations express displeasure with tax proposal
Published September 6, 2007 in News | No Comments »The head of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association on Wednesday presented a long list of concerns regarding Gov. Sarah Palin’s new oil tax proposal.
Marilyn Crockett said the proposal could decrease investment in the state by raising the tax burden on companies and scare companies away by presenting an unstable investment climate. She also said it would replace a tax that isn’t broken and has hardly been given a chance to work.
“The industry does not want to have a special session,” she told members of the Alaska Support Industry Alliance at a luncheon in Fairbanks. Read the rest of this entry »
News-Miner reporters Stefan Milkowski and Eric Lidji bring you up-to-date info about the governor's oil tax and
the gas line plans as well as tossing in some tidbits that have nowhere else to go.