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SC information letter #15-9
South Carolina Department of Revenue
South Carolina Department of Revenue
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Abstract
South Carolina has available several tax credits for the rehabilitation of abandoned buildings, in addition to a credit for the rehabilitation of state historic structures. Each statute contains a number of requirements, including qualification of the site, qualification of expenses incurred in the rehabilitation, and information required to be submitted to the Department. The rules and requirements can be complex.
Issue Date
7/8/2015
Keywords
South Carolina Department of Revenue--Periodicals, Abandoned buildings--Law and legislation--South Carolina, Textile factories--South Carolina, Stores, Retail--South Carolina, Rehabilitation investment tax credit--South Carolina, Tax credits--Law and legislation--South Carolina
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Text
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