The Virginia Governor signed a law that amends §58.1-3818 of the Code of Virginia, authorizing counties to levy a tax of up to 10 percent on admissions charged for attendance at events, with county governing bodies empowered to prescribe the terms, conditions, and amount of such tax by ordinance. The law also allows counties to classify between events conducted for charitable purposes and those conducted for non-charitable purposes, while localities may elect not to tax events solely raising money for charitable purposes. The law takes effect July 1. [S.B. 400, enacted 04/06/26]
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