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counties In the past, the Tax Department simply listed the number of surface acres involved in coal sales. In preparing the new list, the PropertyTax Division apparently began using "seam acres" for the first time. But they didn't... Published: Sunday, November 27, 1994 Words: 1355
how much money public schools, libraries, ambulances and county sheriffs receive in property taxes. This is the second list of coal sales the Tax Department produced this year. In August, Gov. Gaston Caperton ordered the department... Published: Friday, December 30, 1994 Words: 1163
The Tax Department's latest list of recent coal sales could unfairly increase property taxes on coal landowners. Unless the new list is changed, the value of an acre of unmined coal will jump from $450 to $800 in Southern West Virginia.... Published: Sunday, September 08, 1996 Words: 710
Coalproperty taxes in central and northern West Virginia could be slashed next year. A new Department of Tax and Revenue list of recent coal sales reveals that coal lands sold for less than $150 an acre in several counties. Coal taxes... Published: Sunday, December 18, 1994 Words: 1328
SUTTON - More than half the coal sales used by state officials to justify propertytax policies are sales from Braxton County, which has never even been one of the state's leading coal counties. More than 90 percent of the 475 sales... Published: Monday, August 22, 1994 Words: 1176
Secretary of State Ken Hechler dismisses the state Tax Department's new list of coal reserve sales as "obviously faulty." But a high-ranking tax official says, "If our methods are wrong, what methods are better?" Tax and Revenue Secretary... Published: Sunday, December 04, 1994 Words: 1338
The state Tax Department's new list of coal sales, released Thursday, represents about one-quarter of the value of sales on last year's list and less than one-third of the total acreage. Of the 143 sales on the new list, only 10 involve... Published: Sunday, June 04, 1995 Words: 784
Coal reserves on the state tax department's new list of "typical" recent coal transactions sold for a total of $104.7 million. Tax department appraisers, however, concluded these lands are worth only $62.6 million, or $42.1 million... Published: Sunday, June 23, 1996 Words: 1119
land values would "overvalue" most coal lands in the state. If Knight used the actual average value of coal sales in his own new list, coalproperty taxes would increase by 43 percent in the booming southern coalfields. Coalproperty... Published: Sunday, February 04, 1996 Words: 1261
The West Virginia Coal Association is upset with state tax department plans to increase property taxes on unmined coal in Southern West Virginia by 77 percent. "West Virginia coal owners already pay significantly higher property taxes... Published: Sunday, September 22, 1996 Words: 810