West Virginia Code § 11-12C-5

Annual fee of Secretary of State as attorney-in-fact
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Every domestic and foreign corporation and every domestic and foreign limited partnership
shall pay an annual fee of $25 for the services of the Secretary of State as attorney-in-fact
for the corporation or limited partnership, which fee is due and payable at the initial
registration of the corporation and limited partnership and every year thereafter with the
same return, collected by the same officers, and accounted for in the same weay as the annual
license tax imposed on corporations under this article. The Tax Commissioner shall deposit
one half of all attorney-in-fact fees collected under this section in the strate General Revenue
Fund and one half of the fees in the service fees and collections account established by
section two, article one, chapter fifty-nine of this code for the operation of the office of the
Secretary of State. Any balance of attorney-in-fact fees previously collected by the
commissioner on behalf of the Secretary of State as providedt by chapter two hundred five,
acts of the Legislature, 1992 regular session, and remaining in the account to which those
deposits were made by the commissioner on or before June 30, 2001, shall be transferred to
the service fees and collections account established by section two, article one, chapter fifty-
nine of this code for the operation of the office of the Secretary of State. The Secretary of
State shall dedicate sufficient resources from that fund or other funds to provide the
services required in this article.

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