South Carolina H3352 prohibits assessors from requiring confidential tax records for a four percent assessment ratio.

South Carolina H3352 amends the state code to prohibit assessors from requiring applicants to provide confidential tax records when applying for a four percent property tax assessment ratio. The bill allows assessors to request other proof necessary to determine eligibility, such as copies of South Carolina motor vehicle registrations. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor and applies to tax years beginning after 2024.

South Carolina H3352 prohibits assessors from requiring confidential tax records for a four percent assessment ratio.

South Carolina H3352 amends the state code to prohibit assessors from requiring applicants to provide confidential tax records when applying for a four percent property tax assessment ratio. The bill allows assessors to request other proof necessary to determine eligibility, such as copies of South Carolina motor vehicle registrations. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor and applies to tax years beginning after 2024.