Virginia Administrative Code

The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the Department of Veterans Services. "Department" means the Virginia Department of Veterans Services.…

A. The commissioner will provide written guidance to and respond to requests for information from Commissioners of the Revenue, other assessing officials, or veterans regarding the exemption, including interpretation of the provisions of subdivision (a) of Section 6-A of Article …

A. The dwelling that is the principal residence of a qualified veteran, plus up to one acre of land, or more than one acre if a given locality has exempted such larger acreage pursuant to § 58.1-3210 of the Code of Virginia, shall be exempt. The exemption extends to real property…

A. The full exemption is authorized when the dwelling and land are held by a veteran alone or in conjunction with the veteran's spouse as tenant or tenants for life or joint lives. The exemption does not apply if the qualified veteran is not on the deed, except when the real prop…

A. If the veteran's 100% disability rating occurs after January 1, 2011, and the veteran owns a qualified primary residence on the date of the rating, then the tax exemption begins on the date of such rating. B. If the qualified veteran acquires the property after January 1, 2011…

A. The surviving spouse of a veteran eligible for the exemption shall also qualify for the exemption, so long as: 1. The death of the qualified veteran occurs on or after January 1, 2011; 2. The surviving spouse was married to the qualified veteran at the time of the veteran's de…

In the event that the primary residence is jointly owned by two or more individuals, not all of whom qualify for the exemption pursuant to subsection A or B of § 58.1-3219.5 of the Code of Virginia, and no person is entitled to the exemption under this section by virtue of holdin…

The exemption does not apply to property owned by a cooperative association or any other form of ownership in which the qualified veteran does not actually own the real property other than the trusts detailed in 1VAC80-10-30.Statutory Authority§ 58.1-3219.7 of the Code of Virgini…

If the qualified veteran or surviving spouse is residing in a hospital, nursing home, convalescent home, or other facility for physical or mental care for an extended period of time, the exemption will continue on the property so long as such real estate is not used by or leased …

A. A veteran claiming the real property tax exemption shall file with the Commissioner of the Revenue or other assessing official in the veteran's respective locality: 1. A summary of benefits letter issued by the VA or its successor agency indicating that the veteran has a 100% …

The following words and terms when used in this chapter shall have the following meanings unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the Department of Veterans Services. "Department" means the Virginia Department of Veterans Services.…

A. The commissioner will provide written guidance to, and respond to requests for information from, Commissioners of the Revenue, other assessing officials, or surviving spouses, regarding the exemption, including interpretation of the provisions of subdivision (a) of Section 6-A…

A. The following is exempt from taxation: the dwelling that is the principal residence of a qualified surviving spouse, plus up to one acre of land, or more than one acre if a given locality has exempted such larger acreage pursuant to § 58.1-3210 of the Code of Virginia (exempti…

A. For purposes of this exemption, the full exemption is authorized when real property of any surviving spouse of a member of the armed forces killed in action is held in one of the following trusts: (i) held by a surviving spouse as a tenant for life, (ii) held in a revocable in…

If the qualified surviving spouse acquires the property after January 1, 2015, then the exemption shall begin on the date of acquisition, and the previous owner may be entitled to a refund for a pro rata portion of real property taxes paid pursuant to § 58.1-3360 of the Code of V…

The surviving spouse shall qualify for the exemption, so long as: 1. The death of the qualified service member occurs in combat; 2. The surviving spouse was married to the qualified service member at the time of the qualified service member's death; and 3. The surviving spouse do…

In the event that the primary residence is jointly owned by two or more individuals, not all of whom qualify for the exemption pursuant to subsection A or B of § 58.1-3219.9 of the Code of Virginia, and no person is entitled to the exemption under this section by virtue of holdin…

The exemption does not apply to property owned by a cooperative association or any other form of ownership in which the qualified surviving spouse does not actually own the real property other than the trusts detailed in 1VAC80-20-30. Statutory Authority§ 58.1-3219.11 of the Code…

If the qualified surviving spouse is residing in a hospital, nursing home, convalescent home, or other facility for physical or mental care for an extended period of time, the exemption will continue on the property so long as such real estate is not used by or leased to others f…

A. A surviving spouse, pursuant to § 58.1-3219.9 of the Code of Virginia, claiming the real property tax exemption shall file with the Commissioner of the Revenue, or other assessing official, in the surviving spouse's respective locality: 1. A DD-1300 death certification, issued…

The official Seed Certifying Agency in the Commonwealth of Virginia shall be the Virginia Crop Improvement Association, a nonprofit organization of seed growers duly chartered under the laws of Virginia. Statutory Authority§§ 3.2-4024 of the Code of Virginia.

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to corn. 1. Definition of terms: a. Hybrid corn is seed to be planted for any use except seed production. It may be any one of the following: (1) Single-cross. The term "single cross" means…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to cowpeas. B. Land requirements. The crop shall not be grown on land on which cowpeas, soybeans, field peas or beans were grown the previous year except when a crop of the same variety was…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to grass seed certification. B. Land requirements. A field to be eligible for the production of registered or certified seed shall not have grown or been seeded to the same species during t…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to peanuts. B. Land requirements. Registered and certified peanuts shall be planted on land on which the previous crop was of another kind or planted with certified seed of the same variety…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to red clover. B. Land requirements. 1. For foundation seed production, the land shall have been free of red clover for the previous five years. 2. Registered seed may be produced if no red…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to small grain. B. Land requirements. A crop of small grain will not be eligible for certification if planted on land on which a small grain crop was grown the year previous except a crop o…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and together with the following standards constitute the standards for soybeans. B. Land requirements. The crop shall not be grown on land on which soybeans were grown the previous year, unless that …

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and applies to sweet potato. Only the foundation and certified classes of seed will be recognized. Certified seed or plants shall not be more than two generations removed from foundation seed. (This …

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to tobacco. 1. Eligibility. a. Only those varieties approved by the certifying agency shall be eligible for certification. b. Two classes of seed will be recognized. They are as follows: (1…

A. General standards. 1. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to turfgrass sod. 2. Only fields planted with foundation, registered or certified seed that meet sod seed requirements will be eligible for certification. 3. Only those varieties, kinds …

The certifying agency shall work in cooperation with seed growers, seedsmen, the Divisions of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and the State Certified Seed Board and the Association of Official S…

A. General standards. The general standards as adopted in this chapter are basic and apply to vegetatively-propagated grasses. Only those fields planted with registered or foundation vegetative material will be eligible for certification, except with certain varieties a single ce…

A. All field and seed standards applying to bagged seed shall also apply to seed sold in bulk. B. Only small grains, corn and soybeans can be sold in bulk. C. No foundation or registered seed shall be sold in bulk. D. There will be only two transfers of bulk seed: 1. From the gro…

A. There shall be four classes of seed recognized in the certification program as follows: 1. Breeder seed. Breeder seed is a class of certified seed directly controlled by the originating or sponsoring plant breeding institution, or person, or designee thereof, and is the source…

The number of generations through which a variety may be multiplied shall be limited to that specified by the originating breeder or owner and shall not exceed two generations beyond the foundation seed class with the following exceptions which may be made with the permission of …

Analyses and test of seed samples shall be conducted by the Division of Product and Industry Regulation of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services or by commercial seed laboratories approved by the State Certified Seed Board. Guidelines indicating size of sample, samp…

A. For the purpose of certification all weeds designated as noxious under the rules and regulations for the enforcement of Article 1, Chapter 16, Title 3.1 of the Code of Virginia shall be considered objectionable; however, allowances for seeds of those weeds designated as restri…

Field inspections shall be made by qualified inspectors in accordance with appropriate procedures and schedules specified by the official certifying agency. Statutory Authority§§ 3.2-4024 of the Code of Virginia.

The certifying agency shall implement certification and insofar as practicable enforce certification standards; however, each grower, producer, or handler of any class of certified seed shall be responsible for compliance with all requirements of certification as well as all requ…

This chapter shall be applicable to the certification of all seed defined by § 3.1-263 of the Virginia Seed Law and to all tubers used for propagation. Specific certification standards for the crops subject shall be as follows; provided, however, that crops not provided for herei…

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