Municipality of Anchorage — Open Data

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Anchorage property.

Search any address for assessment history, tax bills, exemptions, and building details — live from MOA, explained in plain English.

Includes → Assessed Value Tax History Exemptions Permits Building Details Tax Districts School Zones
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Data sourced from MOA's public property records at property.muni.org. This is not an official government site. For official records visit muni.org or contact the Assessor's Office directly.

Assessed Value History
Year-over-year · Land vs. building breakout
Gross Tax vs. Exemptions
What's billed vs. what's actually owed
Full Tax History

Installment Payment Credit (IPC)

The IPC is an accounting mechanism the Municipality of Anchorage uses when a property owner pays their annual tax bill early — in full, before the due date.

When the owner prepays, the MOA books that payment as a credit ("IPC Billed") and applies it against each billing cycle throughout the year. This is why the Net Due column shows $0 — the balance was already settled up front.

IPC is not a tax exemption. It does not reduce the owner's tax liability. The full gross bill (minus any statutory exemptions like Residential or Senior/Vet) is still owed — it was simply paid early.

Gross Bill − Exemptions − IPC Credit = $0 Net Due

The "Net Owed" column in the tax history table reflects liability after exemptions, not out-of-pocket cost. An owner with IPC has already paid that amount in full.

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