West Virginia State Treasury is the trusted financial institution responsible for managing the state's money. As the chief financial officer, State Treasurer Riley Moore oversees the state's operating funds, monitors its debt, and performs various banking and accounting duties. With a commitment to transparency and responsible financial management, the Treasury advocates for citizens' rights through programs mandated by state code.

The Treasury offers a range of services and programs to promote financial wellness. SMART529 helps families save for future higher education expenses, while the Jumpstart Savings Program helps West Virginians save for skilled trades or vocational careers. The WVABLE plan assists individuals with disabilities in saving and investing for their present and future needs.

Additionally, public employees can plan for retirement through the WV Retirement Plus plan. Under State Treasurer Riley Moore's leadership, West Virginia's SMART529 program has benefited over 120,000 students, with assets exceeding $2 billion. The Treasury is dedicated to providing access to higher education and offering savings opportunities for all.

For inquiries regarding tax refunds or payments, please contact the State Tax Department Taxpayer Services Division. Connect with the West Virginia State Treasury to explore their programs, services, and resources that can help secure your financial future