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South Carolina State 1099 Tax Filing

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Does South Carolina require state 1099 tax filing? Yes, South Carolina requires all 1099s reporting state income tax withholding to be filed directly with the state’s Department of Revenue. Which forms does South Carolina require? This may include the following forms: 1099-A 1099-G 1099-MISC 1099-QA 1099-B 1099-INT 1099-NEC 1099-R 1099-C 1099-K 1099-OID 1099-S 1099-CAP 1099-LS … Read more

South Carolina State W-2 Reporting Requirements

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Does South Carolina Require State W-2 Reporting? Yes, South Carolina does require state W-2 reporting only if there was state tax withholding. How Must South Carolina State W-2 Reporting be Filed? South Carolina accepts e-filing and paper filing. What are the Forms and Due Dates for South Carolina State W-2 Reporting? In addition to the Form W-2, … Read more

South Carolina State W-2 Reporting Requirements – 2018

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Does South Carolina Require State W-2 Reporting? Yes, South Carolina does require state W-2 reporting only if there was state tax withholding. How Must South Carolina State W-2 Reporting be Filed? South Carolina accepts e-filing and paper filing. What are the Forms and Due Dates for South Carolina State W-2 Reporting? In addition to the Form W-2, … Read more

South Carolina State 1099 Tax Filing – TY 2018

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Does South Carolina require state 1099 tax filing? Yes, South Carolina requires all 1099s reporting state income tax withholding to be filed directly with the state’s Department of Revenue. Does South Carolina participate in Combined Federal/State Filing? Yes, South Carolina participates in Combined Federal/State Filing. If you utilize CF/SF when filing 1099s, the IRS will … Read more

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