SB 876
Terminating certain requirements for Tax Commissioner to submit reports, publish information, and provide notice
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Bill overview
This bill removes certain reporting requirements for the West Virginia Tax Commissioner. Specifically, it eliminates the need for the Commissioner to submit numerous annual reports to the legislature related to various tax credits and programs. The bill aims to reduce administrative burdens and improve the efficiency of state government by freeing up resources for core functions. It also emphasizes the importance of legislative activities and reports that directly support policymaking and serve the public interest.
Key provisions
- Eliminates the requirement to submit the report on certified capital additions.
- Removes the requirement for the Criminal Investigation Division’s report.
- Cancels reports concerning confidential taxpayer information.
- Discontinues the report on the automated tax administration system.
- Repeals the report related to the Business Investment and Jobs Expansion Tax Credit.
- Eliminates the Economic Opportunity Tax Credit Review and Accountability report.
- Removes the Manufacturing Investment Tax Credit Review and Accountability report.
- Cancels the High Growth Business Investment Tax Credit Review and Accountability report.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Tax Commissioner
- Legislature of West Virginia
- Taxpayers
- State Government
- Tax Division
Notable changes
- Reduces administrative burdens for the Tax Commissioner.
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