Texas HB3403 modifies rules for appeals involving appraisal review boards, specifying who can be sued and who cannot bring counterclaims.

Texas HB3403 amends the Tax Code to change the rules for appeals involving appraisal review boards. It specifies that petitions for review must be brought against the appraisal district and the property owner, or against the comptroller in certain cases, but not against the appraisal review board itself. Additionally, the appraisal review board is prohibited from bringing counterclaims in such appeals. The bill also allows appraisal districts to hire attorneys to represent the appraisal review board in suits filed against them in violation of these provisions.

Texas HB3403 modifies rules for appeals involving appraisal review boards, specifying who can be sued and who cannot bring counterclaims.

Texas HB3403 amends the Tax Code to change the rules for appeals involving appraisal review boards. It specifies that petitions for review must be brought against the appraisal district and the property owner, or against the comptroller in certain cases, but not against the appraisal review board itself. Additionally, the appraisal review board is prohibited from bringing counterclaims in such appeals. The bill also allows appraisal districts to hire attorneys to represent the appraisal review board in suits filed against them in violation of these provisions.