Taxes, Ad Valorem - As introduced, requires the notification submitted by the director of the division of property assessments to the commissioner of finance and administration of the default by a county or city in the repayment of a loan provided by the state to finance the city's or county's real property reappraisal program to be in writing. - Amends TCA Title 67, Chapter 5.
HB 2520 requires that when a county or city defaults on a state loan for its real property reappraisal program, the director of property assessments must notify the commissioner of finance and administration in writing. This amendment to Tennessee law (TCA Title 67, Chapter 5) specifically adds "in writing" to the existing requirement for such notifications. The bill directly affects local governments receiving state loans for property tax reappraisal and state agencies managing these loans. It creates a clear, documented process for reporting repayment defaults, replacing unspecified notification methods with a written standard.
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Feb 2026
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Introduced Feb 4, 2026
Last action Feb 5, 2026
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Jody Barrett
RRepublican
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