S.C. Code Regs. § 117-306.1 - Repairs to Machines
(a)
When repairs to machines require only service or service with the use of an
inconsequential amount of materials, the amount received is not subject to
tax.
(b) When material and service
are used in making repairs to machines exempted under the machine exemption and
when the materials used consist of standard replacement parts customarily used
on such machines, neither service nor materials are subject to tax.
(c) When material and service are used in
repairing machines not exempted and when there is no separation in the billing,
both materials and services are to be included in gross proceeds of
sales.
(d) When material and
service are used in repairing taxable machines with service and materials shown
separately, the material only is subject to the tax.
(e) Materials are taxable in any event when
sold to repairmen for use in making repairs where such materials lose their
identity as a result of such use. For instance, paint, solder, lumber, and
sheet metal.
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