- South Carolina appeals court upheld a decision requiring a home improvement retailer to collect sales tax on materials used in installations.
- The retailer argued it acted as a contractor and that the taxable sale occurred at wholesale purchase.
- The court disagreed, stating the retailer made retail sales when selling materials with installation services.
- The court noted the retailer’s own materials described it as a retailer, not a contractor.
Source: kpmg.com
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