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Income/Franchise:
South Carolina DOR to End COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Telecommuting Relief on June 30

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SC REVENUE RULING #22-3, S.C. Dept. of Rev. (4/21/22). A new revenue ruling issued by the South Carolina Department of Revenue (Department) announces that its “temporary relief regarding a business’s establishment of nexus solely because an employee is temporarily working in a different work location due to COVID-19” and which most recently was scheduled to expire on March 31, 2022 [see SC Information Letter 21-31, S.C. Dept. of Rev. (12/21/21) and State Tax Matters, Issue 2022-1, for more details on this earlier Department guidance], will run through June 30, 2022. Specifically, the Department’s revenue ruling provides that it will not use the temporary change of an employee’s work location during the “COVID-19 relief period” from March 13, 2020 through June 30, 2022 to impose a South Carolina withholding requirement under S.C. Code section 12-8-520.

 

The Department additionally explains that due to “changes in the work environment” including more employers “providing employees with greater flexibility to return to the office, work from home, or work remotely from anywhere on a permanent or flexible basis,” this revenue ruling attempts to provide guidance to employers of their “South Carolina withholding requirements under South Carolina Title 12, Chapter 8, for resident and nonresident employees, whether the employees are working in the employer’s office/location or working partially, primarily, or wholly remote from home or other remote location.” Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Art Tilley (Charlotte)

Managing Director

Deloitte Tax LLP

Meredith Morgan (Charlotte)

Senior Manager

Deloitte Tax LLP



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Income/Franchise
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Indiana DOR Summarizes 2022 Legislation Including Apportionment and Filing Status Changes

Louisiana DOR Reminds that Applications for Transfer Pricing Managed Audit Program are Due April 30

Maine: Adopted Rules Reflect New Bright-Line Nexus Standard Under Corporate Income Tax

Maryland: Adopted Rules Address Single Sales Factor Apportionment and PTE Tax

New Jersey: Three Updated Bulletins Reflect Revised CBT Policy on Combined Groups and P.L. 86-272

South Carolina DOR to End COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Telecommuting Relief

Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Issues Guidance on Revised Policy for Printing Activities

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