Tennessee HB1515 amends state assessed property laws, including deadlines for filing exceptions and notifying affected parties.
Tennessee HB1515 amends various sections of state law concerning assessed properties. It modifies the deadline for filing exceptions with the state board of equalization, requiring the comptroller of the treasury to file assessments by the first Monday in September. It also mandates that the comptroller notify any person or entity that filed an exception about the action taken on their exception. Failure to file an exception within the specified timeframe results in a waiver of any objections to the assessments. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.
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