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Hello from Amazon.com,

Thank you for being a loyal customer of Amazon.com LLC. We appreciate your business and look forward to continuing to provide you vast selection, low prices, fast delivery and convenience.

As you may know, Amazon.com LLC is not required to collect sales or use taxes in South Carolina. However, the state of South Carolina requires us to provide the following notice to you:

You may owe use tax on purchases you made from Amazon.com LLC during the previous calendar year. The amount of tax you may owe is based on the total sales price of the items you purchased during the calendar year unless an exemption exists under state law or you have already paid the tax. A sale is not exempt under state law because it is made through the Internet. The total sales price of purchases you had shipped to South Carolina in 2012 was $562.05. This is the amount that you may include on your South Carolina use tax return to calculate the appropriate use tax owed unless you have already paid the tax.
In addition, the South Carolina Department of Revenue requires us to provide you with the following links that you can use to get more information and pay any taxes due:

Use Tax Page: http://www.sctax.org/Tax+Information/Sales+and+Use+Tax/use_tax/UseTaxHome.htm
How Do I Pay my Bill: http://www.sctax.org/Tax+Information/Sales+and+Use+Tax/use_tax/UseTax+Payment.htm

As purchases from Amazon.com LLC can be made through various sales channels, we have included directly below your breakdown of purchases from the various channels.

Total sales from Amazon.com: Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more $562.05
Total sales from Shoes & Handbags - designer shoes, handbags, jewelry, watches, and fashion accessories | endless.com $0.00
Total sales from MYHABIT $0.00
Total sales from AmazonWireless: Cell Phones, Cell Phone Plans, and Accessories $0.00
Total sales from AmazonSupply.com: The Store for Business & Industry $0.00

Please note the following:

• While Amazon.com, LLC does not report this information directly to the state of South Carolina we are required to provide this information to you based on South Carolina law section 12-36-2691 (E)(3).

• This notification has been sent to all customers that had purchases delivered to South Carolina. If you are not a resident of South Carolina, the most common reason for receiving this notification is that you may have sent a gift to a recipient in the state.

Sincerely,
Customer Service
Amazon.com