Texas HB2432 amends ad valorem tax procedures, including agent designation, appeal rights, and discovery rules.

Texas HB2432 amends the Texas Tax Code to revise ad valorem tax procedures. It allows property owners to designate different agents for different tax years without revoking previous designations. It ensures property owners can appeal appraisal decisions in person or by affidavit and mandates that appraisal review boards issue written orders immediately upon determining a challenge. The bill also modifies the process for appealing unequal appraisals, requiring the appraisal ratio to be within a certain percentage of the median appraisal ratio of similar properties.

Texas HB2432 amends ad valorem tax procedures, including agent designation, appeal rights, and discovery rules.

Texas HB2432 amends the Texas Tax Code to revise ad valorem tax procedures. It allows property owners to designate different agents for different tax years without revoking previous designations. It ensures property owners can appeal appraisal decisions in person or by affidavit and mandates that appraisal review boards issue written orders immediately upon determining a challenge. The bill also modifies the process for appealing unequal appraisals, requiring the appraisal ratio to be within a certain percentage of the median appraisal ratio of similar properties.