Senators weigh changing South Carolina car tax cap
South Carolina Senate leaders consider eliminating or raising the 300 cap on car sales tax to reduce grocery taxes. Proposals vary from exempting the first thousand dollars to raising the cap to 600, with analysts noting different revenue impacts. Public support favors linking car tax changes to lower grocery costs.
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