May 1, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
BISMARCK House legislators Wednesday rejected an oil tax reform bill that would have lowered the oil extraction tax, closed a tax loophole for low-producing wells and set up guidelines for a new tribal tax agreement. Continue Reading
March 21, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
BISMARCK North Dakota’s House has defeated a measure aimed at lowering tax rates for oil companies in exchange for closing loopholes. Continue Reading
January 12, 2012 in Grand Forks Herald
A group of the amendment’s supporters is announcing the campaign later today in Bismarck. It says five percent of North Dakota’s oil tax collections should be set aside in a special fund for wildlife and fish habitat, parks, soil conservation and water projects. Continue Reading
December 11, 2011 in Grand Forks Herald
A reader from Jamestown, N.D., wonders how much are North Dakota oil taxes and how is that money used? The answer is complicated. Continue Reading
by WDAZ
March 21, 2011 in WDAZ
A North Dakota Senate panel doesn’t like a proposal to reduce the state’s oil taxes in exchange for higher oil production.
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by WDAZ
March 17, 2011 in WDAZ
North Dakota’s oil industry has resumed its push to coax a tax cut from the GOP-controlled state Legislature, and the House’s Republican majority leader is taking the lead in the effort.
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February 15, 2011 in The Dickinson Press
BISMARCK (AP) North Dakota’s oil taxes should be left alone in the face of high oil prices and a drilling boom, the state House decided Tuesday.
Representatives defeated a proposed tax cut, sponsored by two Democratic lawmakers, that would have shaved North Dakota’s top oil tax rate from 11.5 percent to 9.5 percent on production from newly drilled wells. The vote was 76-18 against.
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by INFORUM
February 5, 2011 in INFORUM
A privately funded campaign to lower North Dakota’s oil taxes is stimulating a good discussion but has not made a convincing case that taxes should be lowered now.
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by INFORUM
October 15, 2010 in INFORUM
BISMARCK Voters will decide in November whether the state should save a portion of oil tax revenue for future generations. Continue Reading
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