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Budget & Taxes (Procurement)

Every budget & taxes bill, vote, and legislator stance in Alaska, automatically classified by Maddy, our AI policy reader.

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34th Legislature (2025-2026)
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in committee · Alaska · House May 21, 2026

HB 2001: An Act relating to the taxation of certain natural gas project property and related facilities; relating to the determination of the value of taxable real and personal property for purposes of calculating local contributions for public school funding; relating to municipal property taxes; relating to the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation; relating to revenue from a North Slope natural gas project; relating to an alternative volumetric tax on natural gas throughput; relating to agreements and payments related to a natural gas project; relating to community impact grants; relating to the regulation of liquefied natural gas import facilities by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska; relating to an Alaska liquefied natural gas project mitigation fund; and providing for an effective date.

HB 2001 establishes a new tax system for specific natural gas projects in Alaska, including an alternative volumetric tax on gas throughput and rules for valuing project property to calculate local school funding contributions. The bill creates the Alaska Gasline Development Corporation as a public entity to manage pipeline and liquefied natural gas projects, outlining its structure, procurement rules, and conditions for dissolution. Additionally, the legislation sets up a mitigation fund for communities affected by these projects and grants the Regulatory Commission of Alaska authority to oversee liquefied natural gas import facilities.
in committee · Alaska · House May 12, 2025

HB 30: An Act establishing the office of entrepreneurship; relating to new businesses in the state; relating to reports concerning procurements by agencies; and relating to initial business license fees for new businesses in the state.

HB 30 creates an Office of Entrepreneurship within the Department of Commerce to support new businesses in Alaska. It requires state agencies to annually report on contracts with new businesses, including demographic details and geographic locations, and to suggest ways to improve access for these businesses. The bill also waives the initial $50 business license fee for new businesses (as defined by state law) and mandates the Office to issue an annual report on legislation affecting new businesses. These changes aim to streamline support for new business growth and increase transparency in government contracting.
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