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Alaska has no state income tax and no state sales tax, but many boroughs and cities charge local sales tax, and the Permanent Fund Dividend is taxable federally. Here is how to check an Alaska CPA.
Get matched with an Alaska accountantChecking an Alaska CPA
CPAs are licensed by the Alaska Board of Public Accountancy, which offers an online license lookup. CPAverify.org is another way to check.
Alaska taxes
- No state income tax and no state sales tax.
- Local sales taxes in many boroughs and cities, which online sellers may need to collect.
- Permanent Fund Dividend: taxable on your federal return.
- Fishing and seasonal businesses have specific federal tax rules worth getting right.
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