Alaska Statutes > Title 43 > Chapter 76 – Fisheries Taxes and Assessments


Article 1	Salmon Enhancement Tax	43.76.001 – 43.76.040
Article 3	Dive Fishery Management Assessment	43.76.150 – 43.76.210
Article 4	Salmon Fishery Assessment	43.76.220 – 43.76.280
Article 5	Permit Buy-Back Assessment	43.76.300 – 43.76.320
Article 6	Seafood Development Tax	43.76.350 – 43.76.399

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