Taxes in St. Albans

St. Albans' tax picture combines a real, disclosed property-tax data gap with West Virginia's real, statewide graduated income tax structure.

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A real, disclosed property-tax data gap

This record could not confirm a St. Albans-specific effective property tax rate this pass -- only Kanawha County's own countywide figure (~0.76%) was found; confirm current, address-specific rates directly with the Assessor's Office.

West Virginia's real, graduated income tax

West Virginia taxes income across 5 brackets, topping out at a 4.58% top rate above $60,000 single-filer taxable income for 2026, following an additional 5% across-the-board cut under SB 392.

A real, favorable Social Security exemption

West Virginia fully exempts Social Security for filers under $50,000 single/$100,000 joint AGI since 2022, with a phase-in for higher earners reaching 100% for tax year 2026.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.