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Property Tax Deadlines
South Carolina Property Tax Calendar
Stay ahead of South Carolina property taxes with our property tax calendar.
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Lien DateDec 31Real Property Information
Important dates and information related to real property tax assessments in South CarolinaAppeal DeadlineJan 15*January 15. 90 days from the notice. September–October for reassessment counties and new construction/value changes in non-reassessment counties. January 15 for values that remained flat in non-reassessment counties. 90 days from the notice; non-reassessment counties will not receive notices, but appeal is based on tax bill value and due by January 15 of the following year.Assessment Notice Issue DateJune–JulyReal Estate Tax Bill Payment Information
Payment deadlines and information for real estate tax bills in South CarolinaTax Bills IssuedOct 15Single Payment Due (Delinquent Date)Jan 15Personal Property Information
Important dates and information related to personal property tax assessments in South CarolinaAppeal DeadlineOct 31Assessment Notice Issue DateAug 1Rendition DateApril 30 or 120 days from fiscal close datePersonal Property Tax Bill Payment Information
Payment deadlines and information for personal property tax bills in South CarolinaTax Bills IssuedDec 1Single Payment Due (Delinquent Date)January 15 of the following yearOther Considerations
Businesses in South Carolina can access property tax exemptions, such as the Economic Development Bond program, which offers up to 50% tax relief for 15 years. Other exemptions are available based on industry, size, and R&D activities, like the Research & Development Tax Credit Program. Energy-intensive businesses can benefit from the Energy Cost Savings Benefit Program, which offers tax credits for energy-efficient upgrades. Additionally, property owners can reduce taxes post-sale by leveraging the Assessable Transfer of Interest (ATI) exemption, which can lower taxable value to 75% of the purchase price or the prior year’s market value, promoting substantial savings.Delivering Exceptional Tax Strategy Across South Carolina
Ryan’s property tax consultants offer unrivaled local expertise and proven tactics to help your business navigate South Carolina property taxes and regulations throughout 46 counties.
