West Virginia Code § 11-13L-5

Application of annual credit allowance
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(a) Application of credit. -- The amount of credit allowed shall be taken against the tax
liabilities of the eligible taxpayer for the current taxable year prescribed by section two-e,
article thirteen of this chapter. Any credit remaining after application of the credit against
the tax liabilities for the current taxable year is forfeited and shall not carry back to any
prior taxable year and shall not carry forward to any subsequent taxable yeaer. The credit
allowed under this article shall be applied after application of all other applicable tax credits
allowed for the taxable year against the tax prescribed by section two-er, article thirteen of
this chapter.
(b) For purposes of asserting the credit against tax, the taxpayer shall prepare and file with
the monthly tax return filed under section two-e, article thirtteen of this chapter for the last
month of the taxpayer's tax year, an annual schedule showing the amount of tax paid for the
taxable year, and the amount of credit allowed under this article. The annual schedule shall
set forth the information and be in the form prescribed by the Tax Commissioner. The credit
allowed under this article shall be allowed against a pro rata portion of monthly tax liabilities
of the qualified taxpayer under section two-e, sarticle thirteen of this chapter, in accordance
with the procedures and requirements prescribed by the Tax Commissioner. The annual total
tax liability and total tax credit allowed under this article are subject to adjustment and
reconciliation pursuant to the filing gof the annual schedule. The taxpayer shall pay any tax
due or claim any credit allowable for the taxable year and shown on the annual schedule,
with the monthly tax return fileed under section two-e, article thirteen of this chapter for the
last month of the taxpayer's tax year.

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