The Impact of Credit Unions on Alaska


Credit unions’ free ride on federal income taxes doesn’t make sense anymore, and their once-justified special treatment comes at a cost to the American people.
Credit unions deprive the U.S. Treasury of .1 billion a year, while taxpayers in every state pick up the tab.

Global Federal Credit Union

is the largest credit union in Alaska with$11.9BASSETSLarger than 100% of Alaska-headquartered banks

Global Federal Credit Union

should have paid $1.43MIN TAXESInstead, they paid $0
Taxes Paid in 2022
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Alaska Banks$33,749,000Line21315
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Alaska Credit Unions$0Line11321
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Average Alaska Resident$11,604Line31317

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