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The document provides detailed instructions for filing the 2015 Alaska Fishery Resource Landing Tax Return, outlining who must file, how to file, and the necessary forms and schedules. It specifies the tax obligations for licensed fish businesses landing processed fishery resources in Alaska, including estimated tax payments, payment methods, and penalties for late filing or payment. Additionally, it includes information on developing commercial fisheries and species codes relevant to the tax return.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Fishery Resource Landing Tax Return in the editor.
Begin by entering your vessel information on the front page. If you operate multiple vessels, complete Schedule 7 – Vessel List.
For the Request for Notice of Value, if this is your first year landing a fishery resource not subject to AS 43.75, submit Form 688 by January 31 of the following year.
Fill out Schedules 1 and 2 by indicating species names and corresponding codes from the provided drop-down list for all harvested species.
Report weights accurately: for sablefish, use headed and gutted weight; for scallops, report shucked weight under 'Unprocessed Weight (lbs.)'.
Ensure to include location codes for each entry based on where resources were landed, using the drop-down options available.

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Is shopping in Alaska tax free?

Since Alaska is one of the few states with no state-wide sales tax, theres generally no sales tax levied on most tangible personal property bought or sold within the state. This applies to most physical items you encounter.

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Forty-five states collect statewide sales taxes, while consumers also face local sales taxes in 38 states, including Alaska, which does not impose a statewide tax. These local rates can be substantial, and in some cases can rival or even exceed state rates, which means some states with moderate statewide sales tax.

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There is no state sales tax in Alaska; however, local governments which include boroughs, the Alaska equivalent of counties, and municipalities may levy up a sales tax. Municipal sales taxes are collected in addition to borough sales taxes, if any. Regulations and exemptions vary widely across the state.

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Alaska sales tax overview The Alaska (AK) state sales tax rate is currently 0%. Individual municipalities can set their own taxation rates, and sales tax can be as high as 7.5%.

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The oil and gas industry is the largest component of Alaskas economy, making up nearly 85% of the state budget. Not only does Alaska not have an income tax, each of Alaskas 730,000 residents gets an annual check from the Alaska Permanent Fund Distribution based on oil profits. In 2023 the dividend amount was $1,312.

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