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WV HB3419
Bill
Status
3/17/2025
Primary Sponsor
Roland Jennings
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AI Summary
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Authorizes county commissions to impose an emergency medical services (EMS) sales tax of up to 0.25% (one quarter of one percent) on purchases subject to the state consumer sales and service tax
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Requires all revenue from the EMS sales tax to be used exclusively for emergency medical services operations, personnel, equipment, and emergency response capabilities within the county
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Mandates county commissions establish a funding rate based on each EMS run where services are provided and each treatment-in-place instance where transport is not required
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Requires counties to notify the Tax Commissioner at least 180 days before imposing or changing the tax rate, with copies sent to the State Auditor and State Treasurer
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Vests sole authority for administering, collecting, and enforcing the tax in the State Tax Commissioner, who may retain a fee of up to 5% of net collections or the cost of services provided, whichever is less
Legislative Description
Emergency Medical Services Sales Tax
Taxation
Last Action
To House Finance
3/17/2025