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...Sarah Palin with a long list of concerns regarding her new oil tax proposal. Sound off on the important issues at Marilyn Crockett said Wednesday that the proposal could decrease investment in the state by raising the tax burden on companies...
...successful depending on the economy of building it, the fiscal certainty associated with it and the gas markets," said Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association. Palin announced last week she resign at the end of July...
...average 934,000 barrels a day in fiscal year 2005, and increased taxes would hinder investment, according to Marilyn Crockett, deputy director of AOGA. "Any changes to the stable tax climate is not going to do anything to increase investment...
...of what that bill would have done is incorporated in Palin's proposal, Galvin said. Unhappy with the bill was Marilyn Crockett of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, representing most of the oil industry in Alaska. She said additional tax...
...progressive surcharge could be stifling, and can get as high as 75-80 percent, depending on the price of oil, said Marilyn Crockett, the executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association. On Tuesday, industry representatives said the tax's...
...trade organization whose members include North Slope lease holders Exxon Mobil Corp. and BP PLC. Executive Director Marilyn Crockett said raising taxes jeopardizes the prospects of investment into North Slope fields at a time when production is at...
...said. The Alaska Oil and Gas Association, an oil industry supported group, opposes changing the tax system, said Marilyn Crockett, the group's executive director. "It would have been our strong preference that PPT not be reopened," she...
...the most; they either have huge stakes in current North Slope production or have their eye on future exploration. Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, said she's concerned Wednesday's decision will drive...
...the most; they either have huge stakes in current North Slope production or have their eye on future exploration. Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, said she's concerned Wednesday's decision will drive...
...investigation and could result in penalty under the law. "These rules are essentially an insurance policy," said Marilyn Crockett, executive director of the Alaska Oil and Gas Association, an industry group that in 2005 requested the new regulation...