2022 Assessment & Tax Satellite Locations

Harrison County Assessor, Rocky Romano, and Harrison County Sheriff, Robert Matheny, will be collaborating to provide assistance with Individual Personal Property and Business Assessments, WV State Farm Census and New Homestead/Disability Exemption Applications.
Payment for Personal Property and/or Real Estate taxes can be accepted at the sites. **
**If paying by September 1, you receive your 2.5% discount.

Satellite times: 9:30 AM – 2:00 PM
(unless otherwise noted)
Dates Locations
August 12, 2022 Lumberport United Methodist Church
August 16, 2022 Meadowbrook Mall, Center Court 10:00 am-6:00 pm
August 18, 2022 Spelter Fire Department
August 23, 2022 Clarksburg Senior Citizen Center 9:30am-12:30 pm

Note from Assessor
The 2021 WV State Farm Census Form must be returned to the Assessor’s Office by September 1, 2022. Forms received after September 1, 2022 will not be accepted per state regulations.

REMINDER FROM THE ASSESSOR
BUSINESS PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS DUE BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2021

As a business owner in the State of West Virginia, you are subject to ad valorem taxes based on personal property owned by your business July 1, 2022 for the 2023 tax year. West Virginia Code requires that we estimate personal property tax assessments for all businesses that fail to file a return and would be subject to penalties and interest.

If you are a new business and did not receive a return, or have not filed, you should contact our office before SEPTEMBER 1. Forms may also be obtained from our website here: Forms

Our office is open to the public from 9:30-4:00 Monday through Friday for your convenience in answering any questions, or you may call us at 304-624-8514 or 304-624-8517.

Online Assessments

Harrison County Assessor's office is now accepting Assessments online.
File online here

REMINDER FROM THE ASSESSOR
FARM USE APPLICATIONS DUE BY SEPTEMBER 1, 2022

Applications for Farm Use Valuations and the WV State Farm Census were mailed to agricultural property owners and operators who met qualifications and guidelines the previous year.

These forms request the minimum information necessary to determine eligibility. The Harrison County Assessor’s Office encourages farm property owners to complete these forms immediately. If you have not filed and need assistance or need forms, our office is open to the public Monday-Friday 9:30-4:00 or call (304) 624-8524 or (304) 624-8727. You can also file online: File Online

If mailing your return, it must be received no later than September 1, 2020.

From Joseph R. "Rocky" Romano - Assessor

I would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the citizens of Harrison County for allowing me to be your Assessor for another four years. I could not do what I do so successfully without your support. I have a lot of new and improved ideas coming in the near future and I’m extremely excited to bring them to fruition in Harrison County. I would also like to thank my hardworking staff for everything they do on a daily basis.

My staff and I strive for 100% taxpayer satisfaction. Our goal has always been to make the Harrison County Assessor's Office a pleasant place to do business. I hope to have courteous, friendly employees. We strive to treat everyone fairly and to demonstrate patience and a positive attitude in solving problems or addressing complaints. My number one priority is to assist you. If you have any questions or comments, I am available to talk or meet with you personally.

Tax Estimator / Oil and Gas Calculator

New features have been added to our website. If you would like to Estimate your Oil and Gas Taxes or Estimate your Taxes you can now do that through the links provided or from the Real Estate Dropdown menu.

Classification and Unrecorded Land Contracts

If a taxpayer does not provide our office with a copy of an Unrecorded Land Contract they will not be eligible for the Class II - Owner Occupied status. The burden of proof for classification falls on the property owner. The Harrison County Assessors office has no record of unrecorded land contracts unless the taxpayer provides this proof. Therefore, we are not in error classifying these properties as Class III or IV.

Our office will no longer exonerate properties that were acquired via an unrecorded land contract that was not provided to our office by the taxpayer. The County Commission can only approve exonerations due to a clerical error. Therefore, exonerations will no longer be submitted for this reason. We will correct classification on only the current and future years at the time that proper documentation is provided by the taxpayer.