HB 3075
To end double taxation on rental properties
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- Passed House of Delegates
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- To Governor
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Bill overview
This bill aims to prevent West Virginia counties and municipalities from imposing double taxes on rental properties. It proposes that these properties should be taxed at the same rate as owner-occupied housing, preventing municipalities from increasing taxes based on zoning regulations. The goal is to help landlords keep rental costs affordable for West Virginia residents, ultimately potentially lowering rent payments. The bill establishes a process for the commission to create rules related to property assessments.
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