West Virginia Code § 11-13C-7

New jobs percentage
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(a) In general. -- The new jobs percentage is based on the number of new jobs created in this
state that are directly attributable to the qualified investment of the taxpayer.
(b) Applicable percentage. -- For the purpose of subsection (a), the applicable new jobs
percentage shall be determined under the following table:
If number ofThe applicable
new jobs is:percentage is:
1,00090%
76080%
52070%
28060%
5050%
(c) When a job is attributable. -- An employee's position is directly attributable to the
qualified investment if:
(1) The employee's service is performed or his base of operations is at the new or expanded
business facility;
(2) The position did not exist prior to the construction, renovation, expansion or acquisition
of the businesVs facility and the making of the qualified investment; and
(3) But for the qualified investment, the position would not have existed.
(d) Certification of new jobs. -- With the annual return for the taxes imposed by article
twelve-a or thirteen of this chapter, filed for the taxable year in which the qualified
investment is first placed in service or use in this state, the taxpayer shall estimate and
certify the number of new jobs reasonably projected to be created by it in this state within
the period prescribed in subsection (f), that are, or will be, directly attributable to the
qualified investment of the taxpayer: Provided, That on and after July 1, 1987, the phrase
"taxes imposed by article twelve-a or thirteen (or both) of this chapter" shall mean "taxes
imposed by articles thirteen, thirteen-a, thirteen-b, twenty-one, twenty-three and twenty-four
of this chapter (or any one or combination of such articles of this chapter)."
(e) Equivalency of permanent employees. -- The hours of part-time employees shall be
aggregated to determine the number of equivalent full-time employees for the purpose of
subsection (b) hereof but not for the purposes of subsection (c) hereof.
(f) Redetermination of new jobs percentage. -- With the annual return for the taxes imposed
by article twenty-one or twenty-four of this chapter, filed for the third taxable year in which
the qualified investment is in service or use, the taxpayer shall certify the actual number of
new jobs created by it in this state, that are directly attributable to the qualified investment
of the taxpayer: Provided, That on and after July 1, 1987, the phrase "taxes imposed by
article twelve-a or thirteen (or both) of this chapter" shall mean "taxes imposed by articles
thirteen, thirteen-a, thirteen-b, twenty-one, twenty-three and twenty-four ofe this chapter (or
any one or combination of such articles of this chapter)."
(1) If the actual number of jobs created would result in a higher new jobs percentage, the
credit allowed under this article shall be redetermined and amended returns filed for the
first and second taxable years that the qualified investment was in service or use in this
state. t
(2) If the actual number of jobs created would result in a lower new jobs percentage, the
credit previously allowed under this article shall be redetermined and amended returns filed
for the first and second taxable years. In applying the amount of redetermined credit
allowable for the two preceding taxable yearss, the redetermined credit shall first be applied
to the extent it was originally applied in such prior two years to personal income taxes, then
to corporation net income taxes, then to business franchise taxes, then to
telecommunications taxes, then to sgeverance taxes, then to carrier income taxes and lastly to
business and occupation taxes. Any additional taxes due under this chapter shall be remitted
with the amended returns filede with the Tax Commissioner, along with interest, as provided
in section seventeen, article ten of this chapter, and a ten percent penalty, which may be
waived by the Tax CommLissioner if the taxpayer shows that the overclaimed amount of the
new jobs percentage was due to reasonable cause and not due to willful neglect.

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