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SC House Panel Votes to End Some Sales Tax Exemptions, Keep Others
A South Carolina House subcommittee voted late Tuesday afternoon to end some of the state's current sales tax exemptions, but changed the bill to keep some other exemptions that had been targets for elimination.
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SC Lawmakers Won't Change $300 Sales Tax Cap on Vehicles
One of the best-known sales tax exemptions in South Carolina, the $300 sales tax cap on vehicles, is not going to be addressed by a package of tax-reform bills in the state House of Representatives.
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SC House Tax Bill Would Raise Taxes on Some Low-Income Families
A House tax reform bill that aims to make state income taxes simpler and fairer is being criticized because it would raise taxes on some low-income residents.
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Update: Gov. Haley Stopping In Greenville Tuesday To Voice Budget Concerns
Gov. Nikki Haley is touring the state to push for her tax relief plan, criticizing House Republicans for not including her $140 million plan in the state budget.
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The Play by Play of the Great Interstate Chase
It was the most compelling local television in quite some time.Tonight "Seven On Your Side" viewers were glued to their sets as we brought them an hour of exclusive live coverage while officers chased a stolen car for 90 miles.
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SC House Republicans to Introduce Major Tax Changes
SC House Republicans plan to introduce a series of tax reform bills that would lower the state sales tax but end many sales tax exemptions.
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Claiming Your Tax Refund
How do you plan to claim your tax refund? Many Upstate families don't have checking accounts, so direct deposit isn't an option.
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IRS Announces Delay in Some Refunds
The Internal Revenue Service announces a delay in some federal tax refunds.
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Tax Assistance: Part of it is Free No Matter Your Income
Tax season is here, and "7 on Your Side" wants to let you know what tax services are free and those you have to pay for.
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SC Lawmakers To Consider Ending $300 Sales Tax Cap on Vehicles
After South Carolina lawmakers go back into session January 10th, one of the things they’ll consider is getting rid of the state’s current $300 sales tax cap on cars, trucks, boats and planes.
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Top 7 Things You Should Know Before Filing Your Taxes
"7 On Your Side" checked around for you to find the top 7 things you should know this tax season.
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IRS: It's Time To Start Thinking Taxes
The IRS says even though you don't have to have them complete until the April deadline, it's never to early to take action to save yourself headaches later on.
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Prefiled Bill Would End All SC Sales Tax Exemptions
One of the bills prefiled in the South Carolina House would eliminate all of the state's current sales tax exemptions, with most of the additional money going to education.
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Bill Would Cut South Carolina Gas Tax 10 Percent
A bill prefiled in the South Carolina House of Representatives would cut the state's gas tax by 10 percent.
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Sales Tax Exemption Lawsuit Heard By SC High Court
The South Carolina Supreme Court is now deciding a case that could raise your taxes by ending the state's 78 sales tax exemptions.
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SC Republicans Talking About Changing Your Taxes
South Carolina House Republicans are looking at possible changes to the state's tax system, which could change what taxes you pay and how much those taxes are.
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SC DNR Considering Hunting, Fishing, Boating Fee Increases
COLUMIBA, SC -- The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is considering raising hunting and fishing license fees and boat registration fees to help make up for major budget cuts over the last ten years.
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SCDOT: Agency Needs More Money or Has To Build Fewer Roads
Recent cash flow problems at the South Carolina Department of Transportation are highlighting the agency's need to either get more money or take on fewer road building and repaving projects.
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SC Republicans Say Clyburn Wrong Choice for Deficit Reduction Committee
South Carolina Congressman James Clyburn is one of only 12 people chosen for the federal deficit reduction "super committee", but South Carolina Republicans say he's the wrong choice.
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SC Missing Out on Millions in Cigarette Taxes from Cigarette Lookalikes
South Carolina is missing out on millions of dollars in cigarette taxes from "little cigars" that look just like cigarettes but don't meet the legal definition.
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SC Budget Deal Reached: More for Tax Cuts, Less for Schools
South Carolina House and Senate budget negotiators reached an agreement Thursday night on a state budget that would mean more money for business tax cuts and less for schools.
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Gov. Haley Would Veto Spending Surplus on Schools
Gov. Nikki Haley says she would veto the Senate's plan to spend $105 million of state surplus funds on education, which could lead to more teacher layoffs, larger class sizes and local tax increases.
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SC Lawmakers Wrap Up Final Day of Session, But Governor Calls Them Back
South Carolina lawmakers wrapped up the last day of the regular session with several big issues still undecided and Gov. Nikki Haley calling them back into session next week.
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Few SC Taxpayers Paying Online Sales Taxes
The debate over whether Amazon.com should collect the state sales tax in South Carolina has brought attention to something a lot of residents don't know: if they buy something online and are not charged the sales tax, they're supposed to report it and pay it themselves.
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SC House Passes Amazon Deal--Could Mean Upstate Jobs
Representatives wooed by the promise of jobs OK'd a tax break for Amazon that reverses a prior vote against the deal.
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SLED Arrests School Employee on Breach of Trust Charge
A former Union County School District employee has been charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent after SLED says the woman used school property for her personal gain.
Upstate Man's Tweets Go Viral With Real World Impact
A Greenville man deleted his twitter account but not before his own name became a viral sensation. Now former employers and a Catholic Church are at the center of the storm.
NC Amendment Banning Same-Sex Marriage In Effect
North Carolina's constitutional amendment slamming the door on same-sex marriages is now in effect.
Dramatic Video Shows Toddler Trapped In Washing Machine
New Jersey authorities say they want to make sure a child trapped in a washing machine as a prank wasn't injured.
Greenville County Middle School Student Suspended For Gun Incident
The Sevier Middle School student brought a plastic air soft gun to school on Tuesday.
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Scammer Uses Text Messages Saying You've Won A Gift Card
How would you like to win a $1,000 gift card? A widespread scam is sending texts stating you’ve won.
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Ordinance Would Make Outdoor Lighting Mandatory At Spartanburg County Mobile Home Parks
A new ordinance would make it mandatory for Spartanburg County mobile home parks to install outdoor lighting.
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