Taxation

These videos provide an overview of the property tax system and the various factors that can impact what you pay each year.

 

If you have questions about your valuation, please contact us directly at proptax@anokacountymn.gov  or 763-323-5400.

2026 Property Tax Statements and 2027 Valuation Notices

Access your property tax statement and valuation notice online.

The time to appeal your pay 2027 value is now. Learn more about the appeal process..

View 2026 property tax and budget breakdown.

Visit PayAnokaCounty to securely pay your property taxes online.

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Anoka County sends out property tax statements in mid-March on behalf of several taxing authorities, including your city, school district, the state, and others, depending on where you live and the type of property you own.

Additional Tax Facts

In general, there were no significant legislative changes impacting the calculation of proposed 2026 property taxes.

The main drivers that influence your property taxes are:

  1. Increasing local levies, including city, school district, and county.  View a 5 year levy history report.
  2. Changes in the overall tax base within taxing jurisdictions.
  3. Changes in the assessed value of your property.
  4. How your property's value change compares to others in your area.

Property Tax Refund - new in 2025 renters will no longer file a 2024 Renter's Property Tax Refund return, Form M1PR.  Instead, the credit will be added to your income tax return.  For details, visit Renter's Credit. Homeowners will continue to file Form M1PR due August 15, 2026.  More information on Property Tax Refunds can be found on this page.  

Payable Property Tax Statements

Only one tax statement per parcel is mailed per year. A change in the ownership recorded after January 1 of the current year will not initiate the mailing of a new tax statement. The statement will be sent to the previous owner/or taxpayer. Mortgage refinance and/or satisfaction, and sale are common reasons for a change in the current year taxpayer and require a request for a duplicate tax statement.

Failure to timely pay your taxes due to not receiving or having a tax statement will not forgive the imposition of penalty and interest.

Statements are mailed in mid-March. If you have not received your tax statement(s) by April 1st of any year, please call 763-323-5400 and request a duplicate.

Manufactured home statements are mailed in July of each year. If you have not received your statement by July 15 of any year, please call 763-323-5400 and request a duplicate.

Frequently Asked Questions