State Rep. Cliff Groh was a 28-year old legislative aide in 1982 when he helped draft the legislation establishing the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend.
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State sales or income tax? As Alaska lawmakers consider proposals, economists weigh in
For the first time in recent history, Alaska legislators in both parties and the governor are talking about implementing a broad-based tax.
To help state budget, legislator proposes income tax: $20 for most Alaskans, more for those with upper incomes
The would tax Alaskans 2% of any annual income above $200,000. Any income tax could be automatically deducted from that year’s Permanent Fund dividend.
These are the states with the highest and lowest tax burdens, a report says
Tax burden is defined as the proportion of a person’s income that goes toward taxes.