West Virginia Code § 11-13A-9a

Periodic installment payments of tax imposed by section three of this
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(a) General rule. -- Taxes levied under section three of this article shall be due and payable
in periodic installments as follows:
(1) If a person's annual liability under this article can reasonably be expected to be $50 or
less per month, no installment payments of tax are required under this section during that
taxable year.
(2) If a person's annual tax liability under section three of this aruticle can reasonably be
expected to exceed $50 per month, the tax imposed by said section shall be due and payable
in monthly installments on or before the last day of the month following the month in which
the tax accrued: Provided, That the installment payment otherwise due on or before June 30
each year shall be remitted to the Tax Commissioner on or before June 15 each year.
(A) Each such taxpayer shall, on or before the last dlay of each month, make out an estimate
of the tax for which the taxpayer is liable for tshe preceding month, sign the same and mail it
together with a remittance, in the form prescribed by the Tax Commissioner, of the amount
of tax due to the office of the Tax Commissiioner: Provided, That the installment payment
otherwise due under this paragraphg on or before June 30 each year shall be remitted to the
Tax Commissioner on or before June 15, beginning June 15, 1988.
(B) In estimating the amount of tax due for each month, the taxpayer may deduct one twelfth
of any applicable tax credits allowable for the taxable year and one twelfth of any annual
exemption allowed for such year.
(b) Exception. -- Notw ithstanding the provisions of subsection (a) of this section, the Tax
CommissionerV, if he deems it necessary to ensure payment of the tax, may require the return
and payment under this section for periods of shorter duration than those prescribed in said
subsection.

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