West Virginia Governor Proposes Telecom Tax Exemption Be Eliminated
West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin (D) proposed legislation that would eliminate a sales tax exemption and line up West Virginia's telecom tax with 41 other states. “Once adopted, this legislation will place the same 6 percent sales tax on…
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cellphone and phone line usage -- putting us in step with what is done in the vast majority of other states,” he said in his state of the state address Wednesday. By eliminating the exemption, the state will be able to collect an extra $60 million each year, Tomblin said.