Alaska Gas Line Tax Compromise | Anchorage News

Governor Dunleavy’s new Alaska gas line plan includes a controversial 2% corporate income tax on privately held oil and gas companies — a compromise designed to break legislative deadlock. While some lawmakers see it as closing a loophole, others argue it misses the bigger issues like rising costs, workforce protections, and transparency. With estimates ballooning from $44.5B to $70B, and the session winding down, the fate of the project hinges on whether this watered-down tax deal can win enough votes — and whether lawmakers will reconvene in time to decide.

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