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Revenue chief: Natural gas prices driving severance tax collections - Vimarsana News

Revenue chief: Natural gas prices driving severance tax collections

High natural gas prices have fueled severance tax collections, contributing to the state’s overall good financial position, but collections may slow as prices drop in the second half of the

WV Severance Tax Revenues "Eye-Popping" and "Historic" Thx to Shale - Vimarsana News

WV Severance Tax Revenues "Eye-Popping" and "Historic" Thx to Shale

West Virginia's annual 60-day legislative session begins today. Yesterday, in preparation for the new session, the state's Revenue Secretary, Dave Hardy, and Deputy Secretary, Mark Muchow, gave a report on the state's finances to the Joint Committee on Finance. Hardy said state surpluses from taxes (particularly the severance tax) are "eye-popping and they're historic numbers."

Muchow: Personal income tax shortfall a 'timing' issue - Vimarsana News

Muchow: Personal income tax shortfall a 'timing' issue

CHARLESTON — Deputy Secretary of Revenue Mark Muchow wasn’t alarmed by West Virginia coming up about $10 million short in its personal income tax collection in November, telling state legislators

Amendment 2 asks W.Va. voters for faith in GOP tax reform, authority in local government budgets - Vimarsana News

Amendment 2 asks W.Va. voters for faith in GOP tax reform, authority in local government budgets

CHARLESTON — For at least four years, the West Virginia Legislature and Gov. Jim Justice seemed to be on the same page about tax reform.

Amendment 2 asks W.Va. voters for faith in GOP tax reform, authority in local government budgets - Vimarsana News

Amendment 2 asks W.Va. voters for faith in GOP tax reform, authority in local government budgets

CHARLESTON — For at least four years, the West Virginia Legislature and Gov. Jim Justice seemed to be on the same page about tax reform.