§ 12-33-410 Imposition of tax; rate
§ 12-33-420 Additional tax; rate; payment and collection; penalties; disposition of proceeds
§ 12-33-425 Nine percent surtax on alcoholic liquor
§ 12-33-430 “Standard case of alcoholic liquors” defined
§ 12-33-440 Tax not computed in markup or passed on to consumer
§ 12-33-450 Monthly reports
§ 12-33-460 Additional tax upon each case sold
§ 12-33-470 Additional tax shall be paid by retailer; tax shall not be computed in markup or passed on to consumer
§ 12-33-475 Military tax exemption
§ 12-33-480 Returns and payment of taxes levied in Sections 12-33-410 and 12-33-460; taxes constitute debt owed to State and lien; collection; penalties
§ 12-33-485 Discount for timely payment of tax
§ 12-33-490 Collection and use of additional taxes
§ 12-33-500 Article shall be supplementary

Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 12 > Chapter 33 > Article 5 - Additional Tax On Wholesale Sales

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