Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue

Robert S. Wertz Jr. Commissioner of the Revenue Contact Commissioner of the Revenue Leesburg Office 1 Harrison St. SE First Floor Leesburg, VA 20175 Directions Ph: 703-777-0260 Fx: 703-777-0263  Sterling Office 21641 Ridgetop Cir. Suite 100 Sterling, VA 20166 Directions Ph: 703-777-0260 Fx: 703-444-1477 Mailing Address P.O. Box 8000 Leesburg, VA 20177-9804 Overnight Deliveries 1 Harrison St. SE First Floor Mailstop #32 Leesburg, VA 20175 Hours Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

• The Commissioner of Revenue and the Clerk of the Circuit Court warn Loudoun residents to be wary of a recent mail solicitation in which a Washington, D.C., company offers to provide free, public information for a fee. Details...

The Commissioner of the Revenue is one of Loudoun's five constitutional officers. Specifically established by the Constitution of Virginia, these local officers are elected by Loudoun citizens.

As the chief tax assessing officer, the Commissioner’s primary duty under the Code of Virginia § 58.1-3103 is to ascertain and assess, at fair market value, all subjects of taxation in Loudoun. The Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue administers individual and business property taxes, business licenses, and a tax relief program and provides state income tax filing assistance. The office also serves as a DMV Select agent, providing Virginia state vehicle registration, titling, and license plate services.

VA State Income Tax Refunds will now be Direct Deposit or Debit Card Only 
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New Virginia Tax Laws Go Into Effect July 1, 2013
The General Assembly enacted House Bill 2313 to address the need for transportation funding in the 2013 session. The Retail Sales and Use Tax rate for most purchases will increase to 5.3 percent statewide with an additional 0.7 added in the Northern Virginia Region which includes Loudoun County.

The bill will phase in a new titling tax on the sale of motor vehicles of 4.15% rather than the current 3.0% over the next four years.

An additional 2.0% transient occupany tax will be added to the 5.0% already being collected on room rentals in the county.  It will be administered in the same manner as the current local transient occupancy tax.

A Regional Congestion Relief Fee will be imposed on the grantors of real property equal to $0.15 per $100 of the value of the real property sold by such persons.  For the complete bill, which includes other changes to state and local taxation, click on the link above.

Additional information regarding State Tax can be found on the Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Taxation web site.

Disclaimer
The Loudoun County Commissioner of the Revenue makes every effort to ensure that the information provided on this site is correct, complete, and up to date. However, since the law is subject to constant change and interpretation, that cannot be guaranteed.