South Carolina Statutes
§ 12-60-520 — Designation as small claims case; no precedential value.
A taxpayer who requests a contested case hearing may elect to designate the action as a small claims case if no more than ten thousand dollars of taxes, including penalties, but not including interest, are in controversy at the time of filing the request for a contested case hearing. The designation must be made at the time the request for a contested case hearing is made and be included in the request. The decision of the administrative law judge in an action designated as a small claims case is final and conclusive and may not be reviewed by a court. A case decided pursuant to this section may not be cited by either the department or a taxpayer in a future action and establishes no precedent except for the taxpayer involved and the tax period or periods in controversy. This section does
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Legislative History
HISTORY: 1995 Act No. 60, SECTION 4A; 2003 Act No. 69, SECTION 3.DD, eff June 18, 2003. Subarticle 5 Jeopardy Assessment Appeals Procedures
Nearby Sections
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§ 12-60-10
Short title.§ 12-60-1310
Denial, proposed suspension, cancellation, or revocation of License; written protest; contents.§ 12-60-1340
Emergency revocation order.§ 12-60-1350
Applicability of chapter.§ 12-60-1740
Tax refunds; preference over other claims.§ 12-60-1750
Refund of property taxes; exceptions.§ 12-60-1755
Crediting of erroneous property tax payments.§ 12-60-1760
Action pending against county officer.§ 12-60-1770
Small claims case.§ 12-60-20
Legislative intent.