SB 351: Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for…
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SB 351
Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for assessors and deputies in electronic or digital format; authorizes assessors to provide to taxpayers an informal review of property assessments; revises the fees for processing a taxpayer appeal of a property assessment; authorizes the assessment appeals commission to delegate decision-making authority to a single panel member if an evidentiary record needs to remain open for a period after the public hearing. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 5
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| Mcclanahan Leah | Gave to its sponsors | Mcclanahan Leah gave $100 to a sponsor of SB 351: Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for…. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $100 |
| Richard Briggs | Sponsors | Richard Briggs sponsored SB 351: Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for…. | None |
| Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for assessors and deputies in electronic or digital format; authorizes assessors to provide to taxpayers an informal review of property assessments; revises the fees for processing a taxpayer appeal of a property assessment; authorizes the assessment appeals commission to delegate decision-making authority to a single p | Source records | SB 351: Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for… has an explicit source reference to Comptroller, State - As enacted, allows county clerks to keep oaths prescribed for assessors and deputies in electronic or digital format; authorizes assessors to provide to taxpayers an informal review of property assessments; revises the fees for processing a taxpayer appeal of a property assessment; authorizes the assessment appeals commission to delegate decision-making authority to a single p. | None |
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