Alaska fund to send $1,312 direct payment in 9 days
Alaskans Set to Receive Long-Awaited 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend Checks
In just nine days, a group of Alaskans who have been eagerly anticipating their 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend checks will finally receive their annual payment from the state. This long-awaited distribution comes after some eligible residents did not receive their payment during the initial four disbursements.
The distribution of the 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend checks began in October, and now, those who qualify and have the “Eligible-Not Paid” status by Wednesday will receive their checks on January 18.
Qualifications and Amount
To be eligible for the Permanent Fund Dividend program, applicants must have the intention of remaining a resident of Alaska indefinitely and must not have a felony conviction, among other requirements.
The amount of the annual PFD check is determined by the mineral revenues of the state for that particular year. In 2023, each Alaska resident will receive a PFD check worth $1,312.
Impact on the Economy
Adam Crum, the Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Revenue, expressed his gratitude to the Permanent Fund Dividend Division for their dedicated work in administering the program and processing applications. He highlighted that the 2023 PFD will inject nearly $1 billion into the state’s economy, directly benefiting Alaskans.
Applying for the PFD Program
Alaska residents can now apply for the 2024 PFD program by filling out an application online or using a paper form. The application period runs until March 31. For more information on eligibility and the Permanent Fund Dividend program, visit the Alaska Department of Revenue’s website.
How does the distribution of the 2023 PFD checks contribute to the state’s economy
Alaskans Set to Receive Long-Awaited 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend Checks
In just nine days, a group of Alaskans who have been eagerly anticipating their 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend checks will finally receive their annual payment from the state. This long-awaited distribution comes after some eligible residents did not receive their payment during the initial four disbursements.
The distribution of the 2023 Permanent Fund Dividend checks began in October, and now, those who qualify and have the “Eligible-Not Paid” status by Wednesday will receive their checks on January 18.
Qualifications and Amount
To be eligible for the Permanent Fund Dividend program, applicants must have the intention of remaining a resident of Alaska indefinitely and must not have a felony conviction, among other requirements.
The amount of the annual PFD check is determined by the mineral revenues of the state for that particular year. In 2023, each Alaska resident will receive a PFD check worth $1,312.
Impact on the Economy
Adam Crum, the Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Revenue, expressed his gratitude to the Permanent Fund Dividend Division for their dedicated work in administering the program and processing applications. He highlighted that the 2023 PFD will inject nearly $1 billion into the state’s economy, directly benefiting Alaskans.
Applying for the PFD Program
Alaska residents can now apply for the 2024 PFD program by filling out an application online or using a paper form. The application period runs until March 31. For more information on eligibility and the Permanent Fund Dividend program, visit the Alaska Department of Revenue’s website.
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