W. Va. Code R. § 110-10F-18
Grace period during implementation
18.1. During the first year of implementation of this rule, the Commissioner may, in his or her discretion, extend a grace period of no more than two business days for a taxpayer to resolve problems arising in financial institutions, Federal Reserve facilities, or the Automated Clearing House system which result in late payment.
18.2. To qualify for a grace period, the taxpayer shall demonstrate that a good faith attempt was made to comply with the provisions of this rule, due diligence was exercised to initiate the payment timely and correctly, and sufficient funds were available in the taxpayer's bank account, but circumstances beyond the taxpayer's control prevented compliance by the required date.
Amendment history
5/13/2025
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Nearby sections (25 sections)
- 110-10F-6 · Notification of Taxpayers Required to Use EFT
- 110-10F-7 · Registration of EFT taxpayers
- 110-10F-8 · Payment alternatives
- 110-10F-9 · Payment procedures -- general provisions
- 110-10F-10 · Procedures for payment -- ACH debit payment method
- 110-10F-11 · Procedures for payment -- ACH credit payment method
- 110-10F-12 · Requirement for filing returns
- 110-10F-13 · Penalties, etc. for noncompliance
- 110-10F-14 · Voluntary use of EFT to pay taxes
- 110-10F-15 · Proof of payment
- 110-10F-16 · Correction of errors
- 110-10F-17 · Emergency payment
- 110-10F-18 · Grace period during implementation
- 110-10G-1 · General
- 110-10G-2 · Definitions
- 110-10G-3 · Jurisdiction and Scope of Alternative Dispute Resolution
- 110-10G-4 · Conciliation
- 110-10G-5 · Confidentiality
- 110-10J-1 · General
- 110-10J-3 · Definitions
- 110-10J-4 · Reportable Transactions
- 110-10J-5 · Participation in a Reportable Transaction
- 110-10J-6 · Registration of Tax Shelters
- 110-10J-8 · Penalties
- 110-10K-1 · General