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  2. Begin by entering your name and tax district in the designated fields at the top of the form. Ensure that your mailing address is complete, including street, city, state, and ZIP code.
  3. In the 'Description of Vehicle' section, provide details such as the year, make, model, and serial/VIN number of your vehicle. This information is crucial for processing your appeal.
  4. Next, input the current odometer reading in the specified field. This should reflect the mileage shown on your vehicle's odometer.
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Privately owned passenger vehicles: 6% of retail value. Business owned vehicles: 10.5% of retail value. Trucks with an empty weight over 9,000 lb or a gross weight over 11,000 lb: 10.5% of retail value (the weight used is provided by the manufacturer) including privately owned vehicles.
South Carolina imposes an additional tax on certain vehicles, including cars, aircraft, and boats, called the Max Tax. The Max Tax rate is 5% of the total purchase price, not to exceed a maximum of $500.
If you have high miles on your vehicle, you may be eligible for a reduction on your taxes ing to the High Mileage Chart published by the South Carolina Department of Revenue. An Odometer Statement (PDF) is provided for your convenience on this site.
Select the correct assessment ratio from the Assessment Ratio drop down: 4% for a primary residence, 6% for a non-primary residence or other real property or a motor vehicle, 10.5% for personal property. Enter the proper Storm Water Fee: $72.00 on all improved parcels in unincorporated areas.
A: The County Auditor is an elected official whose primary responsibility is to keep the Countys tax records of real and personal property and to calculate individual property taxes to be paid each year.
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The high mileage chart is determined by the South Carolina Department of Revenue. Taxpayers may appeal the appraised value of a vehicle for high mileage if the vehicle averages over 15,000 miles, annually, based on the age of the vehicle (total miles divided by age of vehicle).

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