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WV SJR22
Joint Resolution
AI Summary
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Proposes a constitutional amendment to repeal all business and inventory ad valorem (property) taxes on tangible personal property in West Virginia, effective July 1, 2029
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Requires the Legislature to adjust the general consumer sales tax rate to generate revenue equal to the amount previously collected from the eliminated business property tax
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Mandates that sales tax revenue collected as replacement funding be distributed to counties and political subdivisions that previously received business and inventory property tax revenue, in equivalent amounts
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Would appear on the 2026 general election ballot as "Amendment 1" for voter ratification or rejection
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Requires two-thirds approval from both houses of the Legislature to place the amendment on the ballot
Legislative Description
Authorizing Legislature to Eliminate Ad Valorem Tax on Business and Inventory Tangible Personal Property Amendment
Last Action
To Judiciary
2/21/2026