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These documents answer frequently asked questions concerning grants, taxes, laws, and other issues concerning historic properties.
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Publication National Register : frequently asked questions(2019-11-08) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis answers questions about the National Register of Historic Places.Publication Frequently asked questions - income-producing tax credits [updated](2023-08) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis paper answers questions concerning tax credits for historic buildings that produce revenue. In order to use the tax credits the building must be listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places or after rehabilitation of the building, you must own the building and use it to produce income for 5 years.Publication Historic Preservation State Grant Fund - frequently asked questions(South Carolina State Library, 2022-10-17) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis document answers questions about the South Carolina Historic Preservation State Grant Fund.Publication Frequently asked questions - income-producing tax credits(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-11) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis paper answers questions concerning tax credits for historic buildings that produce revenue. In order to use the tax credits the building must be listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places or after rehabilitation of the building, you must own the building and use it to produce income for 5 years.Publication Frequently asked questions - homeowners tax credits(South Carolina State Library, 2021-03-11) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis paper answers questions concerning tax credits for taxpayers who rehabilitate their owner-occupied residence.Publication Review & compliance - frequently asked questions(South Carolina State Library, 2020-02-11) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis paper answers questions concerning laws applicable to historic properties.Publication Frequently asked questions - income-producing tax credits(South Carolina State Library, 2020-02-11) South Carolina State Historic Preservation OfficeThis paper answers questions concerning tax credits for historic buildings that produce revenue. In order to use the tax credits the building must be listed individually in the National Register of Historic Places or after rehabilitation of the building, you must own the building and use it to produce income for 5 years.