Property Ownership
In Alaska, property taxes are assessed and collected by:
AThe Alaska Department of Revenue on a statewide basis
BIndividual boroughs and municipalities✓ Correct
CThe federal government as part of the Alaska Statehood Act
DAlaska Native corporations on ANCSA lands
Explanation
Alaska has no state property tax. Property taxes are levied and collected by individual boroughs and municipalities. Rates and assessment practices vary significantly across Alaska, and some rural areas lack organized borough governments with taxing authority.
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