Has some potential, but truly beneficial to only a small segment of PFD recipients.

I'm assuming that the state will issue MISC-1099's at full voucher value. Adding tax burden up front before eventually exercising vouchers diminishes the value a bit.

I would want to have a plan in place with intent to purchase land before accepting this option. Romantic notions of a remote cabin may lure many in that will never follow through. At least they are transferable and provide a means to recover some of the value.



Last edited by JimInAK; 03/03/20.