I want to stop our fights over the PFD and the Permanent Fund,” Dunleavy said in his State of the State speech on Thursday.

The attempt to override Dunleavy's veto fell 10 votes short. House Speaker Bryce Edgmon said it foreshadowed difficult ...

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has proposed a 4% statewide summer sales tax, effective through 2034, as part of his plan to bring ...

The governor’s fiscal plan acknowledges Alaska’s revenue problem at last, but tying taxes, spending limits and a ...

The plan calls for enshrining the Permanent Fund dividend in the state constitution and implementing a statewide sales tax.

A new nonpartisan report by the Institute of Social and Economic Research at the University of Alaska Anchorage has concluded ...

The good times in Alaska began two decades ago. Flush with oil money after the opening of the Alaska pipeline in 1977, Alaska abolished its state income tax and soon began dispensing oil-royalty ...

The Alaska Legislature has approved what would be the first state measure to raise significant new revenue in a decade and in the process has unlocked a key section of its own education-funding bill.

Before you pack up and move for seemingly greener pastures, there's something else you might want to consider.

Solving Alaska’s growing shortage of state revenue is similar to that old adage: Don’t go grocery shopping when you’re hungry, you’ll make too many wrong choices. That’s when it’s important to make a ...

States with no income tax can boost take-home pay, but higher sales, property, and living costs may offset the savings. See ...