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Sean Randall Parnell on Tax Reform
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Eliminate progressivity & create a simpler 25% tax
Our laws give tax credits based on how much money companies spend in oil fields, not based on how much of that spending leads to production. While Alaskans haven't always seen eye to eye on these issues, we can all see the obvious:
Unless we restore balance to our tax system, our oil fields will become obsolete. We must make reforms--and we must make them now. Waiting only makes this problem worse.
By eliminating progressivity, and rebalancing capital tax credit payments, we can create a simpler 25 percent tax. Gone will be the old arguments about what qualifies for the capital expenditure credits. Gone will be the need to calculate
progressivity each month.
What will remain will be a more balanced, more competitive, and more predictable tax system, one with greater protections for Alaskans at lower oil prices, in exchange for lower taxes at higher oil prices.
Source: 2013 State of the State address to 28th Alaska Legislature
, Jan 16, 2013
Meaningful tax reform; cut spending by $856M
We will be wise stewards of our citizens' money. I have proposed a balanced budget that holds the line on government spending, so we can add nearly $4 billion to our savings accounts for future years. This budget reduces total expenditures by
$856 million without shortchanging important investments. It includes more than $1 billion for infrastructure projects; it forces agencies to save where they can--eliminating 288 vacant positions--so we can spend where we must.Tonight
I'm asking each of you to vote yes on meaningful tax reform. The logic is clear: Meaningful tax reform means Alaska will have a more competitive economy. A more competitive Alaska economy means more investment in Alaska. More investment in
Alaska means more oil production. And more oil production means a bigger economic pie for Alaskans. In addition to lowering taxes, we are working to increase oil production by streamlining the State's permitting processes.
Source: Alaska 2012 State of the State Address
, Jan 18, 2012
Support the Cut, Cap, Balance Pledge
The pledge opposes any federal debt limit increase unless substantial spending cuts are made, federal spending caps are in place and a balanced budget amendment to the U.S. Constitution is passed.
Significant short term cuts, a statutory cap on spending and a strong balanced budget amendment will put our nation on a path to living within our means. If the balanced budget amendment is sent to the states, I will support it for ratification.
Source: 2011 gubernatorial press release #5840
, Jul 7, 2011
Suspend the state motor fuel tax since we have enough money
Where the State of Alaska has enough money to get by, we ought to return some of it to the people. That is why I proposed suspending the state motor fuel tax for two years.
The state's road maintenance money is in no way tied to the amount of the fuel tax. So where the state can responsibly give the people's money back, we ought to do it.
Source: Alaska 2010 State of the State Address
, Jan 20, 2010
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