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United States — Alaska
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This chapter requires most people doing business in Alaska to apply for and obtain a business license, pay the fee, and follow extra licensing rules where required. It also creates tobacco-related endorsement rules, fees, suspensions, civil penalties, and sales restrictions.
United States — Alaska
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People entering a fisheries business must get a license first, file returns, and pay the taxes and fees this chapter sets out.
United States — Alaska
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This text sets salmon-related taxes and assessments, mainly for permit holders and buyers, with specific rates, collection duties, election procedures, and some exemptions.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter imposes a landing tax on certain fishery resources landed in Alaska and sets filing, payment, credit, and revenue-sharing rules.
United States — Alaska
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Certain fish processors must file salmon wholesale price and quantity reports with the department, and qualifying processors must also file an annual production report.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter lets the commissioner negotiate special contract terms for qualified stranded-gas projects, including tax payments in lieu of some taxes, royalty adjustments, and hiring requirements for Alaska residents and businesses.
United States — Alaska
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The commissioner may borrow money for the state to cover appropriations before revenues are collected, and must issue notes for the borrowing.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets up Alaska’s gas pipeline inducement program, including a license application process, state reimbursement terms, and applicant commitments.
United States — Alaska
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This provision exempts several Alaska Native–related receipts and some qualifying property interests from state or local taxation, sets tire fees, and requires sellers to collect, itemize, file, and remit those fees.
United States — Alaska
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People subject to a tax must keep correct accounts in permanent form at their principal place of business or occupation in the state, and the accounts must show the amount of tax due on examination.
United States — Alaska
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Alaska designates English and several Native languages as official languages, but English must be used for official public documents and records. Government may use other languages in listed situations, and private-language use is protected in private-sector activities.
United States — Alaska
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Department heads may delegate functions, create internal units, issue internal regulations, manage subordinate staffing, and reorganize offices, but some actions need approval from the governor or commissioner of administration. Department staff may not appear before the legislature on appropriations or revenue bills u
United States — Alaska
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This chapter assigns powers and duties to the governor, lieutenant governor, and several governor-related commissions, including budget work, foreign offices, reporting, appointments, and public administration tasks.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter assigns the Department of Administration and the commissioner of administration a wide range of duties over state administration, information systems, telecommunications, public broadcasting support, and public advocacy.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives the attorney general and the Department of Law various duties and powers, including legal representation, reporting, subpoenas, and related enforcement.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter gives the Department of Revenue and the commissioner powers and duties, requires bonding and disclosures for fish processors and primary fish buyers, and sets rules for the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority and the long term care ombudsman.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter creates and organizes the Department of Education and Early Development and the Alaska State Council on the Arts, and assigns duties, powers, reporting, procurement, and fund-management rules.
United States — Alaska
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The Department of Corrections must administer state corrections programs, adopt approval standards for certain domestic violence rehabilitation programs with council approval, approve programs that meet those standards, may waive standards in limited cases, establish an inmate information system, and the commissioner m
United States — Alaska
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This provision organizes the Alaska Department of Health and related boards/councils, gives the department and commissioner fee-setting and enforcement-related powers, and imposes reporting, meeting, staffing, and notice duties on several bodies.
United States — Alaska
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This chapter sets up the Department of Family and Community Services, gives the commissioner fee-setting authority, and creates the Alaska Pioneers' Homes Advisory Board.