HB4931 amends the Property Tax Code to allow corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships to be represented by non-attorney.
HB4931 amends the Property Tax Code to allow corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships to be represented by non-attorney representatives, such as accountants or tax representatives, in property tax appeals. The bill specifies that all complaints must be in writing and comply with board rules. It also outlines procedures for filing complaints, serving notices, and conducting hearings, including provisions for electronic service and participation. The bill ensures that all parties, including non-attorney representatives, have opportunities to be heard and to submit evidence.
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