West Virginia 2026 Regular Session

West Virginia House Bill HB4546

Introduced

1/19/26

Refer

1/19/26

Refer

1/28/26

Refer

2/9/26

Engrossed

2/20/26

Refer

2/21/26

Refer

2/21/26

Report Pass

3/10/26

Enrolled

3/14/26

Passed

3/14/26

Caption

Providing for biennial reporting instead of annual reporting for business organizations.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

WV SB291

Extending time frame for pharmacies to register from annually to biennially

WV HB2936

Allowing one free day for WV residents to obtain new for-profit business license

WV HB2719

Campaign finance and reporting

WV SB790

Requiring quarterly reporting by certain water and wastewater utilities

WV HB2451

To facilitate the creation of home-based businesses

WV HB2128

Establishing reporting requirements for utilities that are members of a regional transmission organization

WV SB856

Removing certain reporting requirements to Joint Committee on Government and Finance

WV HB3307

Requiring annual audit of non-governmental organizations (“NGOs”) that receive money from the state

WV SB491

Relating to reporting requirements and spending thresholds for expenditures on elections

WV SB494

Expanding time frame for certain electioneering communication reporting requirements

Similar Bills

WV HB5227

Relating to Secretary of State annual reports, fees, and veteran-owned business logotypes

IN HB1593

Fraud prevention.

IA HSB109

A bill for an act providing fees for the filing of a biennial report by business entities with the secretary of state.(See HF 759, HF 997.)

IA HF759

A bill for an act providing fees for the filing of a biennial report by business entities with the secretary of state.(Formerly HSB 109; See HF 997.)

IA HF997

A bill for an act providing fees for the filing of a biennial report by business entities with the secretary of state.(Formerly HF 759, HSB 109.)

NJ S3292

Requires public institution of higher education to study cost drivers, administrative productivity, organizational structure, space utilization, and faculty productivity.

NJ SR23

Urges Congress to compel Department of Health and Human Services to fulfill its obligations pursuant to National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986.