West Virginia Code § 11-10C-2

Authorization of benefits-funded automated tax administration system
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purchasing program; reports; expiration of authority.
(a) The Tax Commissioner is hereby authorized to enter into contracts to finance and acquire
an automated tax administration system and associated computer hardware and software for
use in the registration of taxpayers, processing of remittances and returns and collection of
delinquent taxes and any interest and penalties thereon and for general tax eadministration.
The Tax Commissioner is further authorized to acquire the technical services and related
services necessary to develop, implement and maintain such system anrd associated
computer hardware and software.
(b) Prior to entering into any contract authorized by this article, the Tax Commissioner shall
provide to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance ta copy of the contract and a
report setting forth a detailed summary of the terms of the contract, including the estimated
amounts of vendor payments and other terms of financing anticipated under the contract
and the date upon which vendor payments will end under the contract, and a description and
the cost of the technical services and related services the Tax Commissioner determines is
necessary to develop, implement and maintains the system and associated hardware or
software to be acquired under the contract.
(c) The authority of the Tax Commisgsioner to enter into contracts to finance and acquire an
automated tax administration system expires June 30, 2005. The expiration of that authority
does not affect the authority oef the Tax Commissioner to enter into contracts to maintain an
automated tax administration system acquired pursuant to this section, including contracts
for the acquisition of assLociated hardware, software or services after meeting the
requirements of subsection (b) of this section.

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