CHARLESTON – Two months into the new fiscal year, West Virginia is showing a modest tax revenue surplus, but the state's finances did not trigger a new personal income tax cut and state departments and agencies have been told to maintain flat budgets for the next fiscal year. According to data released Tuesday by the […]
CHARLESTON – Two months into the new fiscal year, West Virginia is showing a modest tax revenue surplus, but the state's finances did not trigger a new personal income tax cut and state departments and...
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CHARLESTON – Two months into the new fiscal year, West Virginia is showing a modest tax revenue surplus, but the state's finances did not trigger a new personal income tax cut and state departments and agencies have been told to maintain flat budgets for the next fiscal year. According to data released Tuesday by the […]
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