The South Carolina Court of Appeals held that the South Carolina Department of Revenue properly required a retailer and its subsidiaries to file on a combined basis. In 2001, the retailer was restructured to create two affiliated subsidiaries. One of the subsidiaries engaged in inventory procurement for the other entities. Only the parent retailer entity
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