Taxes

July Revenue Up, But Severance Taxes Off Considerably

July is often one of the slowest months for revenue collection, according to a press release from Gov. Jim Justice’s office, but general revenue collections were almost $8 million higher than expected. Total collections were $335 million.

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Gaining New W.Va. Vehicle Property Tax Credit Calls For Correct Filing 

The state advises that taxpayers pay the half year amount in 2023 to be eligible for the credit on the second half payment next year.

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W.Va. Sets Record With Fiscal Year-End Surplus, Results Questioned

The release noted that at the close of the fiscal year, June 30, 2023, at midnight, total collections for the revenue year will come in at approximately $6.5 billion – 10 percent ahead of prior year adjusted collections – marking the first time in state history that final collections for a single year have exceeded $6 billion.

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Setting State Revenue Estimates Subject Of Debate

Revenue Secretary Dave Hardy said executive branch revenue estimate settings are ingrained in constitutional code.

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