South Carolina ENTRY OF GOODS FALSELY CLASSIFIED is the act of intentionally misclassifying goods or services for the purpose of avoiding taxes or tariffs. This type of fraud is a criminal offense under the law and can lead to significant fines and penalties. There are two types of South Carolina ENTRY OF GOODS FALSELY CLASSIFIED: 1) misclassification of goods, such as falsely claiming that a product is a certain type of item in order to avoid paying the correct taxes or tariffs; and 2) misclassification of services, such as falsely claiming that a service provided by a business is of a certain type in order to avoid paying the correct taxes or tariffs. In both cases, if the misclassification is intentional, the individual or business responsible could face criminal penalties.