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SB 329 would require county appraisers to present single-property appraisals at tax appeal hearings, witnesses say
Summary
Supporters of SB 329 told the Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee the bill would require county appraisers to submit single-property appraisal reports at appeal hearings before the State Board of Tax Appeals, a change proponents said could require elevating licensure or contracting and would materially affect how commercial property appeals are handled.
Senate Bill 329, introduced to the Assessment and Taxation Committee, would require county appraisers to submit a single-property appraisal report at any appeal hearing before the regular division of the State Board of Tax Appeals that relates to determination of value for taxation purposes.
Amelia (staff) opened the SB 329 overview and said the bill would require the county appraiser to present a single-property appraisal report at appeal hearings. Linda, an attorney who testified in favor of the bill, said the…
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