Jim Jansen, No On One, ACES, Alaska oil tax reform, SB 21, Photo by Dave HarbourADN OpEd by Jim Jansen (NGP Photo).  Alaskans have a choice on August 19. We can retain a competitive tax structure, compete in the market for oil investment and have a vibrant long-term economic future, or we can continue to over-tax the petroleum industry, suck on the oil lollipop until it’s gone and let the future be damned.​

Dingman Would Sacrifice Short Term Cash Cow For Long Term, "Environment of Economic Stability"

ADN Column by Mike Dingman (NGP Mike Dingman, Alaska Oil Tax Reform, SB 21, adn, No On One, Photo by Dave HarbourPhoto).  After all of the talk of the past oil tax systems, the fluctuating price of oil, the world market, the domestic market, heavy oil, offshore oil, progressivity along with a litany of confusing acronyms, we are left with one, very important fundamental question — do we want our oil tax system to be a short-term cash cow or do we want to create an environment of economic stability on the oil patch and ensure high-paying jobs for Alaskans.