Texas § 2003.911 REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES.

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§ 2003.911 — REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES.

Texas § 2003.911

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Sec. 2003.911. REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES.

(a)A property owner may be represented at the hearing by:

(1)the property owner;

(2)an attorney who is licensed in this state;

(3)a certified public accountant;

(4)a registered property tax consultant; or

(5)any other person who is not otherwise prohibited from appearing in a hearing held by the office.

(b)The appraisal district may be represented by the chief appraiser or a person designated by the chief appraiser.

(c)An authorized representative of a party may appear at the hearing to offer evidence, argument, or both, in the same manner as provided by Section 41.45 , Tax Code.

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Sec. 2003.911. REPRESENTATION OF PARTIES. (a) A property owner may be represented at the hearing by:
(1) the property owner;
(2) an attorney who is licensed in this state;
(3) a certified public accountant;
(4) a registered property tax consultant; or
(5) any other person who is not otherwise prohibited from appearing in a hearing held by the office.
(b) The appraisal district may be represented by the chief appraiser or a person designated by the chief appraiser.
(c) An authorized representative of a party may appear at the hearing to offer evidence, argument, or both, in the same manner as provided by Section 41.45 , Tax Code.