Limit property tax increases for certain West Virginia residents over 65, disabled, or widowed with low income.

West Virginia HB4177 proposes to limit property tax increases for specific residents. Eligible individuals include those who are 65 years or older, certified as permanently and totally disabled, or widowed with a gross income below $20,000 annually. These residents must have lived in the state for at least two years to qualify. The bill aims to maintain the assessed value and tax rate of their property at the time they met the eligibility criteria.

Limit property tax increases for certain West Virginia residents over 65, disabled, or widowed with low income.

West Virginia HB4177 proposes to limit property tax increases for specific residents. Eligible individuals include those who are 65 years or older, certified as permanently and totally disabled, or widowed with a gross income below $20,000 annually. These residents must have lived in the state for at least two years to qualify. The bill aims to maintain the assessed value and tax rate of their property at the time they met the eligibility criteria.