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South Carolina grants property tax exemption for large complex in Charleston County

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South Carolina approved a total property tax exemption for the Montague at Park Circle complex in Charleston County. This exemption removes nearly $1.2 million annually from local governments and schools. The revenue loss specifically for the Charleston County School District is approximately $675,000 per year. This decision is part of a trend where large rental properties across South Carolina have received tax exemptions under a 2020 law change.

From postandcourier.com

Why it matters

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The tax exemption, intended to encourage affordable housing, shifts the financial burden onto local governments. The Charleston County School District is losing substantial revenue, which is noted as being equivalent to the starting pay for 10 teachers. The situation highlights a loophole in state law that has allowed for-profit real estate companies to shield apartment complexes from property tax.

Tax base expansion in Charleston County is affecting the provision of city services.

From postandcourier.com

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  • The Charleston County School District could face reduced funding for teachers and educational programs due to the revenue loss.

  • The South Carolina Department of Education may see pressure on its budget as state-mandated education funding is impacted by the exemption.

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