Greenwood County, South Carolina will no longer impose a 1% Capital Projects Tax. The tax expires June 30, 2012. Beginning July 1, 2012, Greenwood County will no longer impose a local sales and use tax.
A local “…capital projects sales and use tax is authorized under Code Section 4-10-300 et.seq. This tax is a general sales and use tax on all sales at retail (with a few exceptions) taxable under the state sales and use tax. This tax is imposed specifically to defray the debt service on bonds issued for various capital projects in the counties that impose this type of local tax and is collected by the Department of Revenue on behalf of these counties.”
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Susan McLain
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Susan McLain
Susan McLain began her career as a technical writer in technology industries such as satellite networking and medical devices. Her skills encompass technical and marketing writing, usability engineering, verification and validation testing and protocol writing, requirements development, business analysis, technical illustration/graphic design and marketing. She has owned her own business providing service to small to medium sized business and in other positions, she has been in project management, documentation and marketing. She is currently the content specialist for Avalara helping to “make sales tax less taxing.”