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West Virginia Proposes Plan to Eliminate State Income Tax Through Data Center Revenue
West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has introduced a seven-point plan aimed at reducing and eventually eliminating the state income tax by allocating revenue from approved hyperscale data center projects. The plan addresses concerns about utility costs and local governance while emphasizing the need for all West Virginians to benefit from the revenue generated by these projects. Some residents have raised concerns about the impact of data center expansion on local communities.
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West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey has introduced a seven-point plan aimed at reducing and eventually eliminating the state income tax by allocating revenue from approved hyperscale data center projects. The plan addresses concerns about utility costs and local governance while emphasizing the need for all West Virginians to benefit from the revenue generated by these projects. Some residents have raised concerns about the impact of data center expansion on local communities.
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