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South Carolina Code > Title 12 > Chapter 58 - South Carolina Taxpayers' Bill Of Rights
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§ 12-58-10
Short title
§ 12-58-20
Administration of chapter
§ 12-58-30
Taxpayers' Rights Advocate established; duties
§ 12-58-40
Taxpayer education and information program
§ 12-58-50
Implementation of taxpayer education and information program to be carried out; annual report of recommendations by department
§ 12-58-60
Explanatory statements of procedures, remedies, rights and obligations of department and taxpayers; when and how provided
§ 12-58-70
Deficiency and tax due notices; contents
§ 12-58-80
Evaluation of department employee's performance
§ 12-58-90
Hearings; recording; taxpayer to be informed of rights
§ 12-58-100
Failure to make timely return or payment due to reasonable reliance on written advice from department
§ 12-58-110
Investigation or surveillance limited to department's responsibilities
§ 12-58-120
Release of levy issued or on any property
§ 12-58-130
Claim for reimbursement of bank charges due to erroneous levy by department; when filed; conditions to be satisfied; notification of denial to be in writing
§ 12-58-150
Appeal procedure for modifying or releasing liens
§ 12-58-160
Release of lien filed in error; notification of appropriate parties; prompt action to correct error
§ 12-58-170
Repealed by 2005 Act No. 161, Section 15.B, eff June 9, 2005
§ 12-58-180
Applicability of provisions to taxes administered by department
§ 12-58-185
Extensions of payment periods; grounds; restrictions
§ 12-58-190
Delay or denial of refund because of audit for different tax period; disciplinary action
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