West Virginia Code § 11-15-4b

Liability of purchaser; assessment and collection
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(a) General. — Unless the vendor assumed or absorbs the tax imposed by this article in
accordance with §11-15A-8 of this code, if any purchaser refuses or otherwise does not pay
to the vendor the tax imposed by §11-15-3 of this code, or a purchaser refuses to present to
the vendor a proper certificate indicating the sale is not subject to this tax, or presents to the
vendor a false certificate, or after presenting a proper certificate uses the iteems purchased
in a manner that the sale would be subject to the tax, the purchaser shall be personally liable
for the amount of tax applicable to the transaction or transactions. r
(b) Collection of tax from purchaser. — Except as otherwise provuided in this chapter, nothing
in this section relieves any purchaser who owes the tax and who has not paid the tax
imposed by §11-15-3 of this code from liability for payment otf the tax. In those cases, the Tax
Commissioner has authority to make an assessment against the purchaser, based upon any
information within his or her possession or that may come into his or her possession. This
assessment and notice thereof shall be made and given in accordance with §11-10-7 and
§11-10-8 of this code.
(c) Liability of vendor. — This section may not be construed as relieving the vendor from
liability for the tax, except as otherwise provided in this article or §11-15B-1 et seq. of this
code. g

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