Commissioner of the Revenue

The Commissioner of the Revenue is a locally elected state constitutional officer defined by Article VII, Section 5 of the Virginia Constitution serving in 4 year terms. The officer's responsibilities primarily correlate to the assessment of certain taxes. Because the Commissioner is elected by citizens and accountable solely to their constituents and the state, the position serves as a check and balance for fair taxation by governments under direct authorities granted by the State.

Responsibilities

The Office of the Commissioner is responsible for assessing:

The office may also process individual state income tax returns for City residents only.

  1. What are the procedures for new businesses moving into the city?
  2. What are the procedures for setting up a home-based business?
  3. Does the Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue assist City of Falls Church residents with state tax problems and filings?
  4. How long do I have to register a vehicle with the City of Falls Church?
  5. What are the procedures if I move my vehicle out of the City of Falls Church into another Virginia jurisdiction or state?
  6. How is the Personal Property Tax Relief Act (PPTRA) applied to my vehicle?
  7. Does my vehicle qualify for PPTRA if it is for personal and business use?
  8. Do all personal vehicles qualify for Personal Property Tax Relief Act (PPTRA)?
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