If a municipality takes title to tax-foreclosed property for a public purpose, the municipality shall satisfy unpaid taxes and assessments against the property held by other municipalities, with accrued interest but without penalty. If the amount required to satisfy the unpaid taxes and assessments exceeds the assessed value of the property, the municipality shall pay the other municipalities the assessed value, which shall be divided between the other municipalities in proportion to their respective taxes and assessments against the property at the time of foreclosure.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Title 29. Municipal Government
Chapter 45. Municipal Taxation
Article 2. Enforcement of Tax Liens.
Sec. 29.45.295. Collection of delinquent taxes on certain governmental property.
Sec. 29.45.300. Tax liability.
Sec. 29.45.310. Enforcement of personal property tax liens by distraint and sale.
Sec. 29.45.320. Real property tax collection.
Sec. 29.45.330. Foreclosure list.
Sec. 29.45.340. Clearing delinquencies.
Sec. 29.45.350. List to lienholder.
Sec. 29.45.360. General foreclosure.
Sec. 29.45.370. Answer and objection.
Sec. 29.45.390. Transfer and appeal.
Sec. 29.45.400. Redemption period.
Sec. 29.45.420. Additional liens.
Sec. 29.45.430. Possession during redemption period.
Sec. 29.45.450. Deed to borough or city.
Sec. 29.45.460. Disposition and sale of foreclosed property.
Sec. 29.45.470. Repurchase by record owner.
Sec. 29.45.480. Proceeds of tax sale.