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TX HB4864
Bill
Status
5/13/2025
Primary Sponsor
William Metcalf
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AI Summary
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Adds registered professional appraisers licensed under Chapter 1151 of the Occupations Code to the list of professionals eligible to serve as arbitrators in property tax appraisal appeals
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Maintains existing eligibility pathways for arbitrators, including licensed attorneys, real estate brokers/agents, real estate appraisers, and certified public accountants who have held their license continuously for five years
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Requires non-attorney arbitrators to complete at least 30 hours of training in arbitration and alternative dispute resolution from a university, college, or trade association
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Updates registry renewal requirements to include professional appraisers alongside other licensed professionals when renewing their agreement to serve as arbitrators with the comptroller
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Takes effect immediately with two-thirds vote of both legislative chambers, otherwise September 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Relating to the eligibility of a person to serve as an arbitrator in a binding arbitration of an appeal of an appraisal review board order.
Taxation
Last Action
Referred to Local Government
5/14/2025