2025 Regular Session
HB 2671
Creating an income tax deduction for gym memberships
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to create an income tax deduction for West Virginians who pay for gym memberships within the state. It would allow taxpayers to deduct up to $60 per month, capped at a total annual deduction of $720 for gym membership fees. The goal is to provide financial assistance to individuals who regularly use gym facilities in West Virginia. This deduction would be added to the West Virginia Code.
Key provisions
- Creates an income tax exemption for gym memberships.
- Allows a deduction of $60 per month for gym memberships.
- The annual deduction is capped at $720.
- Gym memberships must be located within West Virginia.
- The exemption is added as a new section to the West Virginia Code.
Who is affected
- West Virginia taxpayers
- Residents of West Virginia
- Individuals who use gym memberships
Notable changes
- Adds a new section to the West Virginia Code regarding gym membership deductions.
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