HB 4933
Relating to the tax exemption of a citizen who paid to have a cat or dog spayed or neutered
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill creates a tax credit for West Virginia residents who pay for their dogs or cats to be spayed or neutered. The credit is equal to 100% of the cost paid to a licensed veterinarian. To qualify, taxpayers must provide a receipt for the service. This aims to encourage pet owners to have their animals sterilized.
Key provisions
- Allows a tax credit for spaying or neutering a dog or cat.
- The credit is equal to 100% of the cost paid.
- The credit can be claimed in the year the animal is spayed or neutered.
- Receipt from a licensed veterinarian is required to claim the credit.
Who is affected
- West Virginia residents
- Dog and cat owners
- Licensed veterinarians
Notable changes
- Adds a new section to the West Virginia Code regarding a tax credit.
Fiscal impact
The bill may have a positive fiscal impact by potentially reducing state tax revenue.
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