If signed into law, fuel dealers and users would remit the full amounts due, while tobacco licensees would pay face value for stamps and could claim certain refunds.
Fuel dealers and users remit the monthly fuel tax and surcharge due. The printed text does not provide a deduction for accounting or filing costs.
Tobacco licensees remit the tax due with their return, and cigarette stamps are sold at face value. Licensees may get full-value refunds or credits for eligible stamps.
Fuel dealers and users remit the monthly fuel tax and surcharge due. This covers Alaska dealers who sell or transfer refined or motor fuel and users who owe tax and surcharge on fuel they use. Dealers remit each month's collections by the last day of the next month. Users remit amounts accrued on fuel they used during each month.
Tobacco licensees remit the tax due with their return, and cigarette stamps are sold at face value. This covers tobacco tax licensees and cigarette stamps, including unused or damaged stamps and stamps on certain cigarettes that are unfit for sale, destroyed, returned to the manufacturer, or sold outside Alaska. The department must adopt procedures for refunds or credits at face value for eligible stamps. For cigarettes sold or distributed outside Alaska, the licensee must provide acceptable proof that they have not and will not be consumed in Alaska and must be properly licensed where they are sold or distributed. The text sets July 1, 2026, as the effective date.
No hearings or votes scheduled.