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S 665
Session 113 (1999-2000)


S 0665 General Bill, By Land, Alexander and Waldrep
 A BILL TO AMEND SECTION 12-43-220 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976,
 RELATING TO REASSESSMENT CLASSIFICATIONS, SO AS TO ALLOW THE FOUR PERCENT
 ASSESSMENT RATIO TO REMAIN FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR UPON A TRANSFER IN OWNERSHIPNext OF
 REAL PROPERTY ASSESSED AT FOUR PERCENT PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER; TO ALLOW
 PROPERTY ASSESSED AT SIX PERCENT PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER TO QUALIFY AS FOUR
 PERCENT PROPERTY FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR, IF THE NEW PreviousOWNERNext DOES NOT QUALIFY DURING
 THE TAX YEAR FOR THE FOUR PERCENT RATIO WITH RESPECT TO ANOTHER PARCEL OF
 PROPERTY; TO PROVIDE THAT THE SIX PERCENT RATIO SHALL CONTINUE TO APPLY IF THE
 NEW PreviousOWNERNext HAS PREVIOUSLY QUALIFIED IN THE TAX YEAR FOR THE FOUR PERCENT RATIO
 WITH RESPECT TO ANOTHER PARCEL OF PROPERTY; AND TO DELETE THE PROVISION
 AUTHORIZING APPORTIONMENT OF THE TAX YEAR WHEN PROPERTY WAS TRANSFERRED FROM A
 PERSON QUALIFYING FOR THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO TO A PERSON QUALIFYING
 FOR THE SIX PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO.

   03/30/99  Senate Introduced and read first time SJ-3
   03/30/99  Senate Referred to Committee on Finance SJ-3



A BILL

TO AMEND SECTION 12-43-220 OF THE CODE OF LAWS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1976, RELATING TO REASSESSMENT CLASSIFICATIONS, SO AS TO ALLOW THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO TO REMAIN FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR UPON A TRANSFER IN PreviousOWNERSHIPNext OF REAL PROPERTY ASSESSED AT FOUR PERCENT PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER; TO ALLOW PROPERTY ASSESSED AT SIX PERCENT PRIOR TO THE TRANSFER TO QUALIFY AS FOUR PERCENT PROPERTY FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR, IF THE NEW PreviousOWNERNext DOES NOT QUALIFY DURING THE TAX YEAR FOR THE FOUR PERCENT RATIO WITH RESPECT TO ANOTHER PARCEL OF PROPERTY; TO PROVIDE THAT THE SIX PERCENT RATIO SHALL CONTINUE TO APPLY IF THE NEW PreviousOWNERNext HAS PREVIOUSLY QUALIFIED IN THE TAX YEAR FOR THE FOUR PERCENT RATIO WITH RESPECT TO ANOTHER PARCEL OF PROPERTY; AND TO DELETE THE PROVISION AUTHORIZING APPORTIONMENT OF THE TAX YEAR WHEN PROPERTY WAS TRANSFERRED FROM A PERSON QUALIFYING FOR THE FOUR PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO TO A PERSON QUALIFYING FOR THE SIX PERCENT ASSESSMENT RATIO.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:

SECTION 1. Item (c)(2)(vi) of Section 12-43-220 of the 1976 Code is amended to read:

"(vi) No further applications are necessary from the current PreviousownerNext while the property for which the initial application was made continues to meet the eligibility requirements. If a change in PreviousownershipNext occurs, another application is required. The PreviousownerNext shall notify the assessor of any change in classification within six months of the change. If a change in PreviousownershipNext occurs and the new PreviousownerNext does not qualify for the four percent assessment ratio, the six percent assessment ratio shall apply to the property only for the portion of the tax year in which the property is PreviousownedNext by the new PreviousownerNext. For the portion of the tax year in which the person qualifying for the four percent assessment ratio PreviousownedNext the property, the four percent assessment ratio shall apply. The property shall continue to meet the eligibility requirements for the four percent assessment ratio for the remainder of the taxable year. If a transfer of PreviousownershipNext occurs with regard to property which qualified for the six percent assessment ratio prior to the transfer, the property shall qualify for the four percent assessment ratio for the entire taxable year if the new PreviousownerNext does not qualify for the four percent assessment ratio with respect to another parcel or property. If the new Previousowner qualifies for the four percent assessment ratio with respect to another parcel of property during the tax year, the six percent ratio shall continue to apply to the property."

SECTION 2. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

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