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All real and tangible personal property, with limited exceptions, is subject to property tax. As of July 1 each year, the ownership, use and value of property are determined for the next calendar tax year.
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On March 7, 2023, Governor Jim Justice signed HB 2526 immediately reducing the income tax in tax year 2023 by an average of 21.25%. The bill also provides for a number of refundable tax credits for payment of property taxes.
In accordance with provisions of WV Code §§ 11-3-2, 11-3-12, and 11-3-15; all persons owning or controlling real or personal property subject to property taxation are required to render a property tax return to the Assessor.
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — It is probably the most dreaded and despised tax in West Virginia, but new relief is on the way. It’s all about refunding your annual personal property tax. For years West Virginians complained about having to pay personal property taxes on their vehicles.
Go to our Income Tax Cut and Property Tax Rebate Page. Where's My Refund?
West Virginia House Bill 2526, approved during the 2023 regular session of the West Virginia Legislature, immediately reduces the income tax in tax year 2023 by an average of 21.25 percent. The legislation also provides for a number of refundable tax credits for payment of property taxes.
This bill brings clarity and relief to West Virginia taxpayers and allows everyone to pay their full vehicle property tax this year without being penalized.
West Virginia residents, and non-residents, who own personal property located in West Virginia are required to pay personal property taxes, which are collected by the Office of the Sheriff. Taxes are payable semi-annually and are due on September 1 and March 1.
Any personal property owned in West Virginia on July 1 is subject to personal property taxes, even if you no longer live in West Virginia, or if you no longer own the personal property. When do my personal property taxes become delinquent?