South Carolina · S. 866
Lets cities add a sales tax for property tax relief
Allows certain South Carolina cities to add a sales tax of up to one percent, if voters approve it in a referendum. At least 20 percent of the money must go toward a credit on property taxes for owner-occupied homes, and the rest can pay for roads, bridges, police and fire stations, and similar projects.
Where it stands
- Proposed
- Passed House or Senate
- Passed both
- Became law
Latest: The Governor signed it. It's now law.
Details
- Bill number
- S. 866
- Official name
- Municipal Tax Relief Act
- Proposed by
- Sen. Elliott and 1 other