West Virginia Code § 11-10-27

Administrative fees
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(a) Administrative fee for the collection of money for other state departments, divisions,
agencies and institutions.
(1) The Tax Commissioner may retain one percent of the taxes and fees, including one
percent of any interest, additions to tax and penalties related thereto, collected by the Tax
Division of the Department of Revenue that are to be deposited into any of the following
special revenue funds: The Special Reclamation Fund, the Special Reclamation Water Trust
Fund, the Mining and Reclamation Operations Fund, the Solid Waste Reclamation and
Environmental Response Fund, the Solid Waste Enforcement Fuund, the Solid Waste
Management Board Reserve Fund, the Recycling Assistance Fund, the Closure Cost
Assistance Fund, the Solid Waste Planning Fund, the Hazardtous Waste Emergency Response
Fund, the Law-Enforcement Fund, the Gas Field Highway Repair and Horizontal Drilling
Waste Study Fund, the Waste Coal-Producing Counties Fund, the Coalbed Methane Gas
Distribution Fund, the Eligible Acute Care Provider Enhancement Account, the West Virginia
Affordable Housing Trust Fund, the special revenue account in the State Treasury to be
appropriated by the Legislature for the purposses of the Division of Forestry and the special
medical school fund in the State Treasury to be used solely for the construction,
maintenance and operation of a four-year school of medicine, dentistry and nursing. For all
taxes collected by the Tax Division ogf the Department of Revenue that are to be deposited
into any other special revenue funds, the Tax Commissioner may retain, as an administrative
fee, one percent of the taxes aend fees, including one percent of any interest, additions to tax
and penalties related thereto. Notwithstanding any provision of this code to the contrary, on
and after July 1, 2022, aLny fee collected by or dedicated to the Office of the Tax
Commissioner for the collection, distribution, or administration of a specified tax or fee, shall
be deposited into the "Tax Administration Services Fund" specified in this section, and shall
be used for the purposes and in the manner specified in this section. The amount retained by
the Tax Commissioner is a fee for the services provided by the Tax Division in the
administration, distribution or collection, or any combination thereof, of those taxes and
fees.
(2) (A) Notwithstanding any provision of this code to the contrary, effective July 1, 2022, and
thereafter, all amounts required to be deposited into the following funds prior to the
amendment of this section during the 2022 regular legislative session shall, in lieu thereof,
be deposited into the "Tax Administrative Services Fund" specified in this section and shall
be used for the purposes and in the manner specified in this section. All moneys currently
contained in the following funds, as of July 1, 2022, shall be transferred to the "Tax
Administrative Service Fund":
(i) The "Motor Fuel General Tax Administrative Fund" created pursuant to §11-14C-47 of this
code;
(ii) The "Oil and Gas County Revenue Fund Administration Fund" created pursuant to
§11-13A-5a of this code;
(iii) The "Additional Tax Administration Fund" created pursuant to §11-13A-6 of this code;
(iv) The "Special Audit and Investigative Unit Fund" created pursuant to §11-9-2a of this
code;
(v) The "Medicaid State Share Administration Fund" created pursuant to §11-27-32 of this
code;
(vi) The "Cemetery Company Registration Fund" created pursuant to §35-5B-2 of this code;
(vii) The "Telemarketer Registration Fund" created pursuant to §46A-6F-303 of this code;
(viii) The "Local Sales Tax and Excise Tax Administration Fund" created pursuant to
§11-10-11c of this code;
(ix) The "Wine Tax Administration Fund" created pursuant to §60-8-24 of this code;
(x) The "Tax Offset Fee Administration Fund" created pursuant to §11-10-11 of this code;
(xi) The "Municipal Fines and Fees Collection Fund" created pursuant to the previous
provisions of §8-10-2b of this code; and
(xii) The "Magistrate Fines and Fees Collection Fund" created pursuant to §50-3-2c of this
code. e
(B) The amount of any statutory authorized fee listed in paragraph (A) of this subdivision
shall be the amount provided in the authorizing statute: Provided, That, notwithstanding any
provision of this code to the contrary, the fee authorized by §11-10-11c(c) of this code shall
be one percent of collections.
(b) Administrative fee for the collection, administration and distribution of money for local or
munWicipal government, any other governmental subdivision or other public entity or public
corporation, where a fee is not otherwise provided for elsewhere in this code.
For all taxes or fees collected by the Tax Division of the Department of Revenue on behalf of
any local, county or municipal government, or any other governmental subdivision or public
entity or public corporation, including, but not limited to, sanitary districts, water districts
and solid waste authorities, the Tax Commissioner may retain, as an administrative fee, one
percent of the taxes and fees, including one percent of any interest, additions to tax and
penalties related thereto: Provided, That the Legislature has not expressly and specifically
authorized a fee in a provision of this code other than this section, to be collected by,
retained by or dedicated to, the Tax Commissioner for the collection, distribution or
administration of a specified tax or fee. For purposes of this section the term "taxes and
fees" includes any interest, additions to tax and penalties relating to any taxes or fees.
(c) Transaction fees imposed by the Enterprise Resource Planning System may be recovered
by the Tax Division of the Department of Revenue.
If the Tax Division of the Department of Revenue incurs a fee imposed by the Enterprise
Resource Planning System, which is developed, implemented and managed by the West
Virginia Enterprise Resource Planning Board §12-6D-1 et seq. of this code, relating to a
transaction of any entity or person with the Tax Division of the Department of Revenue, then
the Tax Commissioner may charge that entity or person a fee in the amounte that the Tax
Division of the Department of Revenue incurred or will incur relating to that transaction.
(d) Fees collected under this section shall be retained in a revolving fund for the use of the
Tax Division of the Department of Revenue. u
Any fees collected or retained under subsections (a), (b) and (c) of this section shall be held
in a revolving fund for the use of the Tax Division of the Department of Revenue for general
tax administration, which fund is hereby created in thea State Treasury and designated the
"Tax Administration Services Fund". Expenditures from the fund are authorized from
collections. Moneys remaining in such fund on the llast day of the fiscal year shall carry over
and remain in the fund in the next succeedings fiscal year for use by the Tax Division of the
Department of Revenue.
(e) Fee increases. – Any state agencgy may increase any administrative fee that the agency is
authorized to impose by West Virginia statute or West Virginia rule by proposing a
legislative rule, for legislative approval, in accordance with the provisions of §29A-3-1 et seq.
of this code, imposing the increase: Provided, That no such increase shall be made within
three years of the initial imposition of the fee or within three years of the most recent
revision of a statute or rule that increases or decreases the fee.
(f) Effective date. – The provisions of this section, as enacted in 2015, become effective
January 1, 2016. The provisions of this section, as enacted in 2022, become effective January
1, 2022.

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