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Accommodations Report by County or Municipality for 2026

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The document is a report form (ST-3T) issued by the South Carolina Department of Revenue for taxpayers to report gross proceeds from accommodations provided to transients. It outlines the definition of a taxpayer, details on how to complete the report, and includes a list of counties and municipalities in South Carolina with their corresponding numerical codes for accurate reporting.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Accommodations Report in the editor.
Begin by entering your business name in the 'Taxpayer' section. Ensure that this matches your retail license number, which you will also need to input.
Fill in the report period ended date, including month and year, to specify the timeframe for which you are reporting accommodations.
Refer to page 2 of the form for a list of counties and municipalities. Use the provided codes to accurately identify where accommodations were furnished.
In the main table, list each county or municipality on a new line along with its corresponding code, gross proceeds, net taxable sales, and 2% accommodations tax due.
Once all entries are complete, review your totals for columns 7, 8, and 9 at the bottom of the form.
Finally, certify your report by signing and dating it before submission. Attach it to form ST-388 as required.

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Are hotels tax exempt after 30 days in South Carolina?

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What is the accommodations tax in South Carolina?

In addition to the 7% State sales tax on accommodations, plus any applicable local sales tax collected by the Department on behalf of the local jurisdiction, municipalities and counties may impose a local accommodations tax of up to 3% that the municipality or county collects directly.

What does occupancy mean on taxes?

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Is room tax the same as sales tax?

Lodging taxes are levied by your state or local government and can go by different names, including sales tax, transient tax, hotel tax, room tax, occupation tax, and many more. Guests are required to pay these taxes on top of the cost of their accommodations.

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