South Carolina Code of Regulations Chapter 102 - ATTORNEY GENERAL-DIVISION OF PUBLIC CHARITIES (REPEALED)
Chapter 102 – Attorney General: Division of Public Charities (Repealed)
Overview:
This chapter originally governed the regulation and oversight of public charities in South Carolina.
The Division of Public Charities within the Attorney General’s office was responsible for monitoring charitable organizations, ensuring proper use of funds, and enforcing state laws related to charitable operations.
The chapter included rules for registration, reporting, auditing, and compliance of charitable organizations operating in the state.
Key Provisions (When Active):
Registration Requirements:
Charitable organizations soliciting contributions in South Carolina had to register with the Attorney General’s office.
Annual Reporting:
Organizations were required to submit annual financial reports, including income, expenditures, and fundraising details.
Audits and Investigations:
The Attorney General’s office had the authority to audit charitable organizations and investigate complaints of mismanagement or fraud.
Enforcement:
Penalties could be imposed for violations, including fines, injunctions, or revocation of the right to solicit donations in the state.
Exemptions:
Certain organizations, such as religious or government entities, were exempt from registration or reporting requirements.
Repeal Status:
The entire chapter has been officially repealed, meaning it is no longer active law.
The responsibilities formerly under this chapter may have been transferred to other statutes or administrative rules concerning charitable oversight in South Carolina.
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