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The Treasurer's Office collects real, personal, motor vehicle and other taxes and oversees their disbursement to County government, municipalities, schools and special taxing districts in Charleston County.
If you are a resident of Charleston County, you can file your vehicle with the Charleston County Auditor's Office (to get a tax bill) and pay your vehicle's taxes to the Charleston County Treasurer at the same time by visiting one of our convenient service center locations.
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SCDMV Express is a self-service kiosk that offers a fast and easy way to renew your vehicle registration without visiting a branch office. You also can print a duplicate registration and replace a lost or stolen decal.
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In South Carolina, Borden has the lowest tax rate, at 6 percent, whereas Charleston has the highest, at 9 percent. On average, the state's combined rate is 7.477 percent.
When you buy the vehicle, to get a license plate for it, you'll do all of the following: Contact your county office to have a property tax bill generated. Pay your tax bill to the county and provide the SCDMV with the paid property tax receipt in your name.