West Virginia Code § 11-10-5e

Service of notice
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Notwithstanding any other provision of this code, the Tax Commissioner may designate
those assessments, notices, statements of account or other Tax Division documents which
shall be sent by personal service or United States Postal Service regular mail, or certified
mail or registered mail or by any other means at the discretion of the Tax Commissioner,
pursuant to any provision of this chapter. Any service of notice addressed bye United States
Postal Service regular mail is presumed to be accepted upon mailing unless proven
otherwise by the taxpayer. Any service of notice by certified mail shall rbe valid if accepted
by the taxpayer or if addressed to and mailed to the taxpayer's usual place of business or
usual place of abode or last known address and accepted by any officer, partner, employee,
spouse or child of the taxpayer over the age of eighteen. Any notice addressed and mailed in
the above manner and accepted by any person shall be presutmed to be accepted by such
person unless proven otherwise by the taxpayer.

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