Alaska residents will receive a $1,702 stimulus payment in October 2025 through the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD) program. This payment includes the regular dividend and an additional bonus for energy assistance. The program shares the state’s oil earnings with eligible residents, providing extra financial support for families.
Who Can Claim the 2025 PFD
To get the 2025 PFD, residents must have lived in Alaska throughout 2024 and intend to stay. They must have spent at least 72 consecutive hours in Alaska during 2023 or 2024. People with felony or multiple misdemeanor convictions are not eligible. The deadline to apply is March 31, 2025.
How to Apply for the Payment
Residents can apply online at pfd.alaska.gov or submit a paper form. Applicants need to provide proof of residency, banking details, and supporting documents if they were temporarily away from Alaska. Correct information ensures faster payment without delays.
Payment Schedule for October 2025
- Applications eligible by September 18: Payment on October 2
- Applications eligible by October 13: Payment on October 23
- Applications eligible by November 12: Payment on November 20
Tax Information
The $1,702 PFD is not taxed by Alaska but counts as taxable income for the IRS. Residents should report the amount when filing their federal taxes for 2025.
Why This PFD Matters
The PFD program helps thousands of Alaskans every year. It supports families with extra money for daily expenses and encourages residents to benefit from the state’s oil resources. The payment is especially useful for low- and middle-income households.
Conclusion
The 2025 PFD payment of $1,702 is confirmed for eligible Alaska residents. Applying on time and submitting accurate details will ensure residents receive their funds quickly. This program continues to provide vital financial assistance and strengthens the connection between residents and Alaska’s natural resource wealth.
FAQs
Q1. When will the 2025 PFD be paid?
Payments will be issued in October and November 2025 based on eligibility and application status.
Q2. Who is eligible for the PFD?
Residents of Alaska who lived in the state all of 2024, intend to remain, and have no serious criminal convictions.
Q3. How do I apply for the PFD?
Apply online at pfd.alaska.gov or via a paper application before March 31, 2025.
Q4. Is the payment taxable?
Yes, it is taxable for federal taxes, but not for Alaska state taxes.
Q5. What happens if I miss the application deadline?
Late applications are not accepted. You must wait for the next year’s cycle to apply.