West Virginia SB244 clarifies that ad valorem taxes on property should be paid to the county where the property is located, not where the well seat.
West Virginia SB244 amends the state's tax code to specify that ad valorem taxes on property should be paid to the county where the property is located, even if the well seat is in a different county. This change aims to clarify the tax payment process for properties where the well seat and property location differ, ensuring that taxes are directed to the appropriate county.
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