HJR 3 is a constitutional amendment that, if approved by the voters, will give the Legislature the power to control various tangible personal property taxes
in West Virginia. These taxes are currently enshrined in the West Virginia Constitution, placing our state at a competitive disadvantage with other states.
The resolution received strong bi-partisan support in the Legislature and will be on the ballot in November 2022. The West Virginia Chamber strongly
supported HJR 3, and this bill was "triple weighted" in the scorecard..