§ 4-10-910 Citation of article
§ 4-10-920 Definitions
§ 4-10-930 Imposition of fee; referendum and ballot; recision; filing results with Department of Revenue
§ 4-10-940 Allowable fee; administration and collection
§ 4-10-960 Information for purpose of calculating distributions and estimating revenues
§ 4-10-970 Use of revenues; designation of receiving organizations and regional tourism promoters; report required
§ 4-10-980 Reimposition of local option tourism development fee

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Terms Used In South Carolina Code > Title 4 > Chapter 10 > Article 9 - Local Option Tourism Development Fee

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