Form L-2081 - Biennial Coin-Operated Device Application

Type I machines include the following:

Type I machines as defined in Section 12-21-2720(1):

"Any machine for the playing of music or kiddy rides operated by a slot or mechanical amusement devices and juke boxes wherein

is deposited any coin or thing of value."

Billiard or pocket billiard table, footsball table, bowling-lane table and skeeball table as defined in Section 12-21-2730.

"Every person owning or operating any billiard or pocket billiard table, footsball table, bowling lane table, or skeeball table for profit

shall apply for and procure from the Department of Revenue a license for the privilege of operating such billiard or pocket billiard

table and pay for such license a biennial tax of fifty dollars for each table owned or operated."

Type II machines include the following:

Type II machines as defined in Section 12-21-2720(2):

"Any machine for the playing of amusements or video games, without free play feature or machines of the crane type operated by

a slot wherein is deposited any coin or thing of value; and any machine for the playing of games or amusements, which has a free

play feature, operated by a slot wherein is deposited any coin or thing of value and such machine is of the nonpayout pin table type

with levers or "flippers" operated by the player by which the course of the balls can be altered or changed."

Type III machines include the following:

Type III machines as defined in Section 12-21-2720(3):

A machine of the nonpayout type or in-line pin game, operated by a slot in which is deposited a coin or thing of value except

machines of the nonpayout pin table type with levers or "flippers" operated by the player by which the course of the balls may be

altered or changed.

IMPORTANT

License cannot be transferred.

County or city may require a license.

All applications must reflect your account number and your FEI Number and/or Social Security Number.

It will be the operator's responsibility to affix the decal licenses to the machines so that no one can remove them.

Any machine on location without a proper or current license and owner identification affixed to the machine will be in violation. The

responsible person will be charged a penalty per violation and will be required to obtain a license for that machine.

Section 12-21-2710 [From and after July 1, 2000, this section reads as follows:] It is unlawful for any person to keep on his premises

or operate or permit to be kept on his premises or operated within this State any vending or slot machine, or any video game machine

with a free play feature operated by a slot in which is deposited a coin or thing of value, or other device operated by a slot in which is

deposited a coin or thing of value for the play of poker, blackjack, keno, lotto, bingo, or craps, or any machine or device licensed

pursuant to Section 12-21-2720 and used for gambling or any punch board, pull board, or other device pertaining to games of chance of

whatever name or kind, including those machines, boards, or other devices that display different pictures, words, or symbols, at different

plays or different numbers, whether in words or figures or, which deposit tokens or coins at regular intervals or in varying numbers to the

player or in the machine, but the provisions of this section do not extend to coin-operated nonpayout pin tables, in-line pin games or to

automatic weighing, measuring, musical, and vending machines which are constructed as to give a certain uniform and fair return in

value for each coin deposited and in which there is no element of chance.

Any person violating the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be fined not more than five

hundred dollars or imprisoned for a period of not more than one year, or both.

Section 12-21-2718 Every person required to obtain a License provided for under Section 12-21-2720 and Section 12-21-2730 shall

maintain records showing the manufacturers' serial number, model, or type of machine."

Section 12-21-2724 Upon application being made for a license to operate any machine or apparatus under this article, the department

may presume that the operation of the machine or apparatus is lawful and when a license has been issued for the operation thereof the

sum paid for the license may not be refunded notwithstanding that the operation of the machine or apparatus is prohibited.

Section 12-21-2736 The issuance of a license under the provisions of this article by the department does not make lawful the

operation of any gambling machine or device, the operation of which is made unlawful under the laws of this State.

Section 12-21-2748

"Any person who owns or operates devices described in Sections 12-21-2720 and 12-21-2730 must have

attached to the machine information identifying the owner or operator of the machine."

Section 12-21-2750 The taxpayer shall maintain information relating to the payment of any monies or compensation made to any

persons as part of a lease or contractual agreement to operate the machine on the premises of the persons.

A license will not be issued to a person with any outstanding state tax liabilities. Any license tax fee paid with the application

will be applied to the tax liabilities.

For more information call (803) 898-5601 or visit our internet site at

Social Security Privacy Act Disclosure

It is mandatory that you provide your social security number on this tax form if you are an individual taxpayer. 42 U.S.C 405(c)(2)(C)(i)

permits a state to use an individual's social security number as means of identification in administration of any tax. SC Regulation

117-201 mandates that any person required to make a return to the SC Department of Revenue shall provide identifying numbers, as

prescribed, for securing proper identification. Your social security number is used for identification purposes.

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