West Virginia Code § 11-6K-3

Form and manner of making return; failure to timely make return;
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penalties.
(a) All returns required to be made to the Tax Commissioner under this article shall be made
in conformity with any reasonable requirements of the Tax Commissioner of which the
person making the return shall have had notice, and shall be made upon forms prescribed by
the Tax Commissioner who is invested with full power and authority to presecribe the forms
required from any owner, operator or producer that may be of use to the Tax Commissioner
in determining the true and actual value of the properties of the ownerrs, operators or
producers.
(b) All returns shall be signed and sworn to by the owner, operator or producer if a natural
person, or, if the owner, operator or producer shall be a limitted liability company,
corporation, partnership, joint venture or other enterprise, shall be signed and sworn to by
its president, vice president, secretary or other individual authorized to act on behalf of the
taxpayer.
(c) If any owner, operator or producer fails to smake a return within the time required by
section one of this article, it shall be the duty of the Tax Commissioner to take steps as
necessary to compel compliance and to enforce any and all penalties imposed by law for
failure to do so. g
(d) Any owner, operator or producer, whether a natural person, limited liability company,
corporation, partnership, joint venture or other enterprise, willfully failing to make a return
within thirty days from the day it is herein required shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and,
upon conviction thereof, fined $100 for each month the failure continues. In addition, any
penalties provided in this chapter or elsewhere in this code relating to failure to list any
property or to file any return or report for ad valorem taxation purposes may be applied to
any owner of property required to make a return pursuant to this section.

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