Texas HB4852 amends the Business Organizations Code to allow the attorney general to investigate filing entities and foreign filing entities, and.

Texas HB4852 amends the Business Organizations Code to grant the attorney general authority to investigate the organization, conduct, and management of filing entities and foreign filing entities. The bill allows the attorney general to require entities to submit sworn statements and reports and to examine individuals under oath. It also creates a criminal offense for tampering with records, including removing, concealing, destroying, mutilating, altering, or falsifying records, with penalties including fines and jail time.

Texas HB4852 amends the Business Organizations Code to allow the attorney general to investigate filing entities and foreign filing entities, and.

Texas HB4852 amends the Business Organizations Code to grant the attorney general authority to investigate the organization, conduct, and management of filing entities and foreign filing entities. The bill allows the attorney general to require entities to submit sworn statements and reports and to examine individuals under oath. It also creates a criminal offense for tampering with records, including removing, concealing, destroying, mutilating, altering, or falsifying records, with penalties including fines and jail time.