Joel Ebert Nashville Tennessean Published 1:30 p.m. UTC Sep 5, 2018 U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn did not disclose taking out a $100,000 line of credit from a bank last year to cover the costs to repair a house she co-owns in South Carolina, according to her most recent financial disclosures. And since buying the house in 2014, Blackburn has frequently failed to pay property taxes for the home on time, resulting in thousands of dollars in penalties, according to South Carolina property records. On her latest House financial disclosure, Blackburn, who is the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate, did not disclose her involvement with Down Yonder Properties LLC — a company which owns a four-bedroom, three-bathroom home in Daufuske Island, South Carolina. More: Citing hay bailing, Bredesen used obscure law to save more than $300,000 in property taxes On the campaign trail: How Marsha Blackburn hopes to win Tennessee's US Senate race In previous years, she included … [Read more...] about Blackburn did not disclose line of credit on South Carolina house, records show
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Poison-fanged: Snakes dangerous enough to kill you sold freely in South Carolina
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William Timmons wins South Carolina primary runoff election to replace Trey Gowdy in Congress
William Timmons won the Republican nomination to replace outgoing Rep. Trey Gowdy in Congress. (Timmons & Company LLC.) State Sen. William Timmons won the runoff election to replace outgoing Rep. Trey Gowdy in South Carolina Tuesday night. Timmons, 34, defeated former state Sen. Lee Bright. A more establishment Republican, Timmons reportedly spent nearly $1 million of his own money in his campaign. After his victory, Timmons thanked supporters, saying, “Without you, we wouldn’t be where we are today,” according to The Greenville News. Thank you Greenville and Spartanburg Counties for your overwhelming support! I just heard from @leebright and thanked him for a spirited campaign. The Upstate stands united to keep #SC4 Republican! THANK YOU pic.twitter.com/vI3yQpCdKX— William Timmons (@votetimmons) June 27, 2018 A prosecutor and successful businessman who was elected to the state Senate in 2016, Timmons loaned his campaign $918,000 and spent more … [Read more...] about William Timmons wins South Carolina primary runoff election to replace Trey Gowdy in Congress
Wood products company putting 120 jobs in South Carolina
Published 9:41 am, Wednesday, April 4, 2018 ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — A wood products company says it will create 120 new jobs in South Carolina over the next five years. Media outlets reported Universal Forest Products said Tuesday it will spend $6 million as it creates the jobs in Orangeburg County. The company will operate as UFP Cameron LLC. It's expected to begin operations later this year. The facility will make products for the industrial market. Universal Forest Products supplies material for retail, industrial and construction markets. … [Read more...] about Wood products company putting 120 jobs in South Carolina
Amazon sales taxes: South Carolina says pay up
A high-stakes legal battle is heating up over whether Amazon (AMZN) is shirking its legal obligations to collect sale taxes on merchandise sold by independent sellers on its site. Earlier this month, the South Carolina Department of Revenue asked an administrative law judge to force the Seattle-based e-commerce giant to begin collecting sales tax on merchandise sold by outside sellers by Nov. 18. Failing to act "poses an immediate threat to the state's fiscal health and economic well-being," according to a Nov. 8 court filing. The state estimates it could lose out on $500 million in sales tax revenue over the next five years if Amazon isn't compelled to act. The company's national tax liability could top $10 billion by 2022, according to South Carolina. "The implications are enormous," said Chris McCabe, a former Amazon executive who now advises third-party merchants. "I don't know exactly what Amazon legal is pursuing behind the scenes here, but I'm sure they are discussing what … [Read more...] about Amazon sales taxes: South Carolina says pay up