Incomplete paperwork will be returned.Buying a boat means plenty of fun ahead. Please verify all documents are properly signedĪnd make photocopies to keep for your records. The MSO must be filled out and notarized if required.Īfter all of the paperwork is complete, you will need to mail all of the original documents to SCDNR. If you purchased a brand new boat or motor from an out of state marine dealer you must include the original Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO). Note that if you have an outboard motor of less than 5 horsepower, or if it is an inboard motor (an engine that isĮnclosed within the hull of the boat), then you DO NOT need to title it. Department of Revenue Tax Service Centers. Military persons are not exempt from Casual Excise or Use Tax on boats and Outboard Motors.Ĭasual Excise tax can also be paid to the S.C.
You must complete the exempt form on the back of the Watercraft/Outboard Motor Application to be exempt.
If you acquire the watercraft or outboard motor from immediate family, you are exempt from the excise tax. Tax Exempt if Purchased from Immediate Family If you did not pay taxes out-of-state, then you submit 5% tax with the registration fee. Boat and Motor or Boat Only: Purchase Price X.The casual excise tax for a motor purchased alone is The casual excise tax for a boat orīoat and motor purchased as a package is 5% of purchase price with a maximum fee of $500.00. If it has been more than 60 days since you bought the boat/motor $30Ĭasual excise tax is charged upon the issuance of a title or proof of ownership for a boat or motor.If it has been more than 30 days since you bought the boat/motor $15.New SC Outboard Motor Title ($10) if you have purchased a motor.New SC Watercraft Title & Registration ($20) if you have purchased a boat.SCDNR will send renewal notices for tax exempt boats. In 2021, the $10.00 renewal fee will be included with your county property tax notice. The fee will be $10.00 per year for an annual registration. You can look up any boat or motor under SC Boat Facts to determine whether or not it has been titled or registered in SC.Įffective Januyour watercraft registration will be valid for one year from the date you purchased the boat. Note: If you purchased a boat or motor from out of state and it has previously been titled or registered in SC, you must pay property taxes to your county before titling/registering with SCDNR. Registration Card for the Boat (if available).Pencil tracing (if traceable), or printed photograph of:.Written Bill of Sale (if there is an outboard motor).Original Title(s) (completed, signed, and notorized if required).
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