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- A South Carolina state senator proposed a bill that would ask relocators to pay $500 to move there.
- New residents would pay $250 to register their vehicle and $250 for a new driver's license.
- Sen. Stephen Goldfinch said the idea was for newcomers to contribute to local costs.
A state senator in South Carolina has proposed a tax that would require new residents to pay $500 when they move to the state.
Under the terms of the bill, individual counties would hold referenda on whether to introduce one-time fees for people who relocate to South Carolina: $250 to register their vehicle there and $250 to get a new driver's license.