Active Duty Military Non-Resident Application Form

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ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY NON-RESIDENT APPLICATION
SUMTER COUNTY ASSESSOR
13 EAST CANAL STREET
SUMTER, S.C. 29150
(803)436-2115
NAME: _________________________
TMS:___________________________
MAILING ADDRESS:_____________________
PREVIOUS ADDRESS: ___________________
_____________________________________
____________________________________
LOCATION OF RESIDENCE IN S.C.___________________________________________________________________
DO YOU (OR SPOUSE) OWN ANOTHER HOME IN S.C.? ________ ADDRESS ________________________________
TH
DEAD LINE TO FILE IS MAY 15
EACH YEAR
(R145,H3027)
The taxpayer must apply to the county assessor by May fifteenth of each year to utilize the provisions of
subsubitems (B) and (C). Along with the application, the applicant must submit a Leave and Earnings
Statement (LES) from the current calendar year. Any information contained in the LES that is not related
to the active duty status of the member may be redacted.
(B) An active duty member of the Armed Forces of the United States eligible for and receiving the special
assessment ratio for owner-occupied residential property allowed pursuant to this subsection who
receives orders for a permanent change of station or a temporary duty assignment for a least one year,
retains that four percent ratio and applicable exemptions for so long as the owner remains on active
duty, regardless of the owner’s subsequent relocation and regardless of any rental income attributable
to the property.
(C) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, an active duty member of the Armed Forces of the
United States meeting all the other requirements of this subsection who receives orders for a
permanent change of station or a temporary duty assignment for at least one year, may claim the four
percent assessment ratio and applicable exemptions for two residential properties located in the State
so long as the owner attempts to sell the first acquired residence within thirty days of acquiring the
second residence. The taxpayer must continue to attempt to sell the first acquired residence in any year
in which the four percent assessment ratio is claimed.
If applying for second home in S.C., the four percent assessment ratio may not be claimed on both
residences for more than two property tax years. Notwithstanding any other provision, the owner must
attempt to sell the first acquired residence within 30 days of acquiring the second residence, in the
state.
_____ Deed or title to new residence with address and date of transfer
_____ Copy of dated listing agreement (to be updated annually)
Spouse name: _________________________ SS# XXX-XX-_________ Date _________________
Signature _____________________________ SS# XXX-XX-_________ Phone # _______________

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