Comparisons of how major oil-producing states provide local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional oil extraction, with reports for: Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wyoming.
— Compare the effectiveness of states’ oil and natural gas tax policies to see which states ensure that tax revenue is available in the right amount, time, and location to manage drilling-related increases in the local demand for services. See which states invest in long-term infrastructure and economic diversification.
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— This report includes seven major energy-producing states and a new interactive adds four more (AR, LA, and PA). The study and interactive compare how local governments receive production tax revenue from unconventional oil and natural gas.
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— This report compares how North Dakota provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional oil extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof North Dakota Not Returning Adequate Oil Revenue to Local Governments
— This report compares how Wyoming provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Wyoming Oil Taxes: Highest Rate, Large Savings Compared to Other States
— This report compares how New Mexico provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Local Governmments in New Mexico Receive Lowest Share of Oil Revenue
— This report compares how Colorado provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Colorado Lags Other States in Taxing Oil, Incentives Increase Volatility
— This report compares how Montana provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Montana Oil Tax Policy: No Long-Term Savings, Exposure to Volatility
— This report compares how Oklahoma provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Oklahoma on Oil: Big Tax Breaks and Low Returns to Local Governments
— This report compares how Texas provides local governments with production tax revenue from unconventional fossil fuel extraction compared to other major energy-producing states.
read moreof Texas Oil Policy: Low Taxes, No Permanent Savings to Offset Volatility