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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2001

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Mercer Delegate to Help Shape West Virginia Family Court

Mercer County delegate Mark Wills will oversee input on the creation of West Virginia’s new Family Court System. The Princeton attorney, in his second House of Delegates term, was named by Speaker Bob Kiss to represent delegates on the committee guiding establishment of the court. The first meeting is set for Jan. 12. Wills has prior experience on the Judiciary Committee subcommittee that advanced sweeping domestic relations court changes.

Charleston Mercer County Mark Wills West Virginia Wills Princeton House of Delegates Bob Kiss House _Judiciary Committee

Legislators face car tax drive in Virginia session

Bluefield Virginia lawmakers warn the governor's car tax repeal will steer the legislature amid a sluggish economy. State Senator Phillip Puckett says the car tax elimination is the key issue, tied to revenue triggers and a planned 5.5 percent growth that has not materialized. He spoke at a Legislative Point of View Breakfast hosted by Bluefield and Princeton chambers.

Bluefield Virginia Phillip P Puckett D-Smyth Puckett Princeton Chambers of Commerce Jim Gilmore

Gilmore to Deliver State of Commonwealth Address

Puckett notes part of Gilmore’s budget amendments will use tobacco settlement funds. If the car tax continues, little will remain for other programs. The Virginia General Assembly begins session Wednesday with Gilmore’s 7 p.m. State of the Commonwealth from the Capitol House Chambers.

Puckett Gilmore Virginia General Assembly State of the Commonwealth House Chambers Capitol Building

Tax time brings filing changes for many Virginians

TAZEWELL Virginia residents face major changes on the 2000 Virginia income tax return form per a county tax official. If you owe extra taxes, the state filing deadline is May 1. Refunds have a three year filing limit, said Emma Hagg, Tazewell County Commissioner of Revenue. You don’t need an extension for refunds, but delaying a refund for three years is undesirable.

Tazewell Hagy

Virginia expands credits for tax paid to other states

The report outlines new Virginia tax provisions. It expands credits for tax paid on gains from capital assets not tied to a business. It authorizes credits for political contributions up to 25 dollars per filer at fifty percent. It allows tobacco settlement payments to be deductible. It lets licensed teachers deduct twenty percent of unreimbursed tuition for required continuing education courses.

Tight 2001 2002 Budget Seen For Tazewell County

Tazewell County officials warn of a tight 2001 2002 budget due to courthouse cost overruns. The project now tops 16 million with a 100000 change order. A potential 25 percent jail cost reimbursement from the state may ease strain, as the board reorganizes January 16.

Tazewell Tazewell County Southern District Jimmy Durham Durham

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