Department of Revenue

State Finishes Fiscal Year With $175M Unappropriated Surplus

West Virginia finished the 2026 fiscal year with a total surplus of nearly $460 million dollars. As often happens at the end of the legislative session, money, is allocated to what is referred to as the “back of the budget." These are projects that will be paid for using any excess revenue for the year. After all those appropriations were addressed, the state still has approximately $175 million that has not been spoken for, according to a report from the West Virginia Department of Revenue.

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State Revenue Collections Finish Ahead Of Estimates

The state of West Virginia has finished the fiscal year ahead of projections for revenue.

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State Revenue Down Slightly Year-To-Date

State revenue numbers for the month of January were slightly higher than last January, but they still came in below the 2026 budget estimate.

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State Tax Revenue Ahead Of Estimate

In the five months of the current fiscal year so far, the state brought in approximately $130 million in revenue more than budgeted, but it may not be as good as it seems.

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