(Reuters) - ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 3 - A new oil tax that is
a subject of a wide-ranging Alaska corruption investigation
will get a rewrite at a special legislative session on
Oct. 18, Gov. Sarah Palin said on Friday.
The Petroleum Profits Tax, enacted last year at the urging
of former Gov. Frank Murkowski, has proved less lucrative for
the state than advertised and has been clouded by revelations
about political corruption, Palin said at a Juneau news
conference.
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a subject of a wide-ranging Alaska corruption investigation
will get a rewrite at a special legislative session on
Oct. 18, Gov. Sarah Palin said on Friday.
The Petroleum Profits Tax, enacted last year at the urging
of former Gov. Frank Murkowski, has proved less lucrative for
the state than advertised and has been clouded by revelations
about political corruption, Palin said at a Juneau news
conference.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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