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SC revenue ruling #22-10
South Carolina Department of Revenue
South Carolina Department of Revenue
Abstract
This paper answers the question: Is a separately stated “inflation fee,” “convenience fee,” “non-cash adjustment fee,” or similar type of fee charged by a retailer as part of the retail sale of tangible personal property to a customer, as described in the facts, includable in “gross proceeds of sales” or “sales price” and subject to the sales and use tax?
Issue Date
2022-10-25
Keywords
Sales tax--South Carolina, Use tax--South Carolina
Type
Text
Rights
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