§ 12-33-210 Taxes on licenses granted under Alcoholic Beverage Control Act; filing fee
§ 12-33-230 License tax on sales; rate
§ 12-33-240 Additional sales tax; rate
§ 12-33-245 Excise tax on sales for on-premises consumption; “gross proceeds” defined; nonprofit organizations exception; penalties; issuance of license for premises for which license revoked or suspended
§ 12-33-250 Collection and payment of license tax and additional sales tax; reports; deductions
§ 12-33-260 Payment and collection; taxes shall be debt owed to State and lien

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 12 > Chapter 33 > Article 3 - License Taxes for Sale of Alcoholic Beverages

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