2025 local rates · South Carolina

McCormick County business personal property tax rate (2025)

Short answer: In 2025, business personal property in McCormick County was taxed at a combined 331.5 to 433.5 mills, depending on school district and city. That is about $348.07 to $455.18 a year for each $10,000 of equipment (net depreciated value x 10.5% x millage).

County base millage

McCormick County's 2025 base millage for county purposes was 143.1 mills. School district and city millage are added on top, depending on where the business is located. Special tax districts (fire, water, watershed and similar) can add more and are not included here.

Outside city limits

County base millage plus the school district millage:

School districtSchool millsCombined millsTax per $10,000 of equipment
Countywide188.4331.5$348.07

Inside a city or town

County base plus school district plus the city's millage:

City or townCity millsCombined millsTax per $10,000 of equipment
McCormick102.0433.5$455.18

How to use these numbers

Yearly tax = net depreciated value of the equipment x 10.5% x combined mills / 1,000. For earlier years the rates may have been different; these are the 2025 published rates.

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Common questions

What is the business personal property tax rate in McCormick County, SC?

In 2025, business personal property in McCormick County was taxed at a combined 331.5 to 433.5 mills, depending on school district and city. That is about $348.07 to $455.18 a year for each $10,000 of equipment (net depreciated value x 10.5% x millage).

How is business equipment taxed in McCormick County?

South Carolina assesses business furniture, fixtures, computers, machinery and equipment at 10.5% of net depreciated value, then applies the combined millage for the location. One mill is $1 of tax per $1,000 of assessed value.

Sources

Sources checked September 24, 2026.

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