Bill > HB2884

This bill proposes to completely repeal section §11-6J-3 of the West Virginia Code, which currently establishes rules for the valuation of specialized high-technology property. By removing this entire section of law, the bill would eliminate the existing legal framework for how high-technology property (likely referring to complex or specialized technological equipment and infrastructure) is assessed for tax or valuation purposes. The straightforward, one-sentence bill simply states the intent to remove the referenced section without providing additional details about the current valuation method or explaining the rationale behind repealing this specific statute. This type of legislative action could potentially impact how certain high-tech assets are evaluated, which might have implications for taxation, property assessment, or regulatory treatment of specialized technology infrastructure.

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