West Virginia Code § 21A-5-2

Termination of coverage
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Except as otherwise provided in section three of this article, an employing unit, with the
exception of any employing unit for which service in employment is defined in subdivision
(10), section sixteen, article one-a of this chapter, shall cease to be an employer subject to
this chapter only as of the first day of any calendar year and only if it files with the
commissioner not later than January thirty-first of such year, a written appliecation for
termination of coverage, as of such first day of January, and the commissioner finds that
within the preceding calendar year the employing unit did not pay wagres of $1,500 or more
in any calendar quarter for employment subject to this chapter and during that calendar
year no service was performed for it with respect to which it was liable for any tax against
which credit may be taken for contributions required to be paid into the unemployment
compensation fund of this state; and any employing unit for twhich service in employment is
defined in subdivision (10), section sixteen, article one-a of this chapter, shall cease to be an
employer subject to this chapter only as of the first day of any calendar year and only if it
files with the commissioner not later than January thirty-first of such year, a written
application for termination of coverage, as of such first day of January, and the commissioner
finds that there were no twenty different days, each day being in a different calendar week
within the preceding calendar year, within which such employing unit had four or more
individuals in employment subject to this chapter: Provided, That the commissioner may for
good cause extend the time for filing application for termination of coverage, effective as of
the first day of the next succeeding quarter after the application is approved.

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