Rate of the tax credit. Since 2013, the rate of the tax credit has been 8% rather than 20%. However, the 20% rate remains in effect for the following tuition and examination fees that you have not yet used to claim the credit: 1  fees paid for 1997 through 2012.2  fees paid for 2013 for a semester of post-secondary studies that began before March 28, 2013.owever, the 20% rate remains in effect for the following tuition and examination fees that you have not yet used to claim the credit: 1  fees paid for 1997 through 2012. 2  fees paid for 2013 for a semester of post-secondary studies that began before March 28, 2013.
Archery Hunting. The archery license allows bow and arrow hunting for all legal game (except deer during the muzzleloading season), and is required to hunt deer during both archery seasons on deer (October season and expanded archery season).Archery Hunting Season for Deer (statewide): October 1, 2015 to October 30, 2015.he archery license allows bow and arrow hunting for all legal game (except deer during the muzzleloading season), and is required to hunt deer during both archery seasons on deer (October season and expanded archery season). Archery Hunting Season for Deer (statewide): October 1, 2015 to October 30, 2015.
The answers to these questions will help you determine what licenses are required. We offer a variety of licenses, both resident and nonresident to include temporary, annual and 3 year privileges for hunting and fishing. There are SC resident combination and sportsman licenses that offer both hunting and fishing privileges together. Small game requires a hunting license only but if you are hunting deer, bear or turkey, a hunting license, big game permit and additional tags are required. Additional tags or permits are required for commercial fur trapping, nongame fish devices, shrimp baiting, migratory birds, deer, bear, turkey and alligator.