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Alaska lawmakers revive corporate income tax bill to target online firms and raise $25–65M annually.
Alaska lawmakers are reintroducing a corporate income tax bill vetoed last year, aiming to raise $25–65 million annually by closing a loophole that lets digital businesses without a physical presence avoid state taxes.
The bill would use market-based sourcing—taxing companies based on customer location—and target large online firms like Netflix and eBay.
While it aligns with part of Governor Dunleavy’s fiscal plan, his office has not commented, and his past opposition to revenue increases without spending limits creates uncertainty.
Some lawmakers support it with revisions, including avoiding retroactive application.
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Los legisladores de Alaska reactivan el proyecto de ley del impuesto sobre la renta de sociedades para dirigirse a las empresas online y recaudar entre 25 y 65 millones de dólares anualmente.