West Virginia Code of State Rules
Agency 110 - Tax
Title 110 - LEGISLATIVE RULE STATE TAX DEPARTMENT
Series 110-01J - Valuation of Producing and Reserve Oil, Natural Gas Liquids, and Natural Gas for Ad Valorem Property Tax Purposes
Section 110-1J-6 - Gross proceeds
Universal Citation: 110 WV Code of State Rules 110-1J-6
Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 38, September 20, 2024
6.1. Gross proceeds shall be determined at the point of ultimate sale of the well output, or any part thereof, by the producer of that product. The transaction price and volumes used to determine the gross proceeds must be in connection with a bona fide arm's-length sale.
6.1.1.
Where the lessee's contract for the sale of natural gas prior to processing
provides for the sales price to be determined based upon a percentage of the
purchaser's gross proceeds resulting from sales after processing the gas, the
gross proceeds, for purposes of this section, shall never be less than a value
equivalent to 100 percent of the sales price of the residue gas attributable to
the processing of the lessee's raw gas plus the gross proceeds from sales of
the natural gas liquids.
6.1.2. For
purposes of this section, well output which is sold or otherwise transferred to
the lessee's marketing affiliate and then sold by the marketing affiliate shall
be valued based upon the gross proceeds derived from the sale by the marketing
affiliate.
6.1.3. In transactions
involving related parties, the gross value will be determined the same as in
the Severance Tax under W.Va. Code §
11-13A-2(c)(6)(B).
6.1.4. If a purchaser, or any other person,
is providing certain services, the cost of which ordinarily is the
responsibility of the lessee to place the residue gas or gas plant products in
marketable condition or to market the residue gas and gas plant products, then
those costs are included in the gross proceeds.
6.2. The gross proceeds that the lessee reports under this section is subject to monitoring, review, and audit.
6.2.1. The producer shall retain all data
relevant to the determination of gross value. Such data shall be subject to
review and audit by the Tax Commissioner.
6.2.2. In conducting reviews and audits, the
Tax Commissioner may examine whether the contract reflects the total
consideration actually transferred either directly or indirectly from the buyer
to the seller for the well output. If the contract does not reflect the total
consideration, then the Tax Commissioner may require that the well output sold
pursuant to that contract be valued in accordance with section heading 8 of
this rule. Gross proceeds may not be less than the gross proceeds accruing to
the lessee, including any additional consideration.
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