Form Sc Sch.tc-20 - Credit For Expenses Incurred Through Brownfields Volu

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1350
1350
SC SCH.TC-20
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
CREDIT FOR EXPENSES INCURRED
(Rev. 8/27/08)
THROUGH BROWNFIELDS VOLUNTARY
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CLEANUP PROGRAM
Name As Shown On Tax Return
SS No. or Fed. El No.
$
Total eligible cleanup expenses paid or accrued by all taxpayers (for single site).
PART I - Computation of Tax Credit
1.
Amount of eligible cleanup expenses paid or accrued by the taxpayer during the
current taxable year for Brownfields Voluntary Cleanup Program.
$
2.
Multiply amount on line 1 by .50 (50%).
$
3.
Enter amount of carryover of prior year(s) unused Brownfields credit (Attach schedule).
$
4.
Add lines 2 and 3.
$
5.
Enter lesser of line 4 or $50,000. (See instructions regarding multiple taxpayers.)
Enter this amount on appropriate tax credit schedule.
(Subject to income tax liability limitation.)
$
6.
Subtract line 5 from line 4. This is your carryover credit available in future years.
$
PART II - Computation of Tax Credit for Final Year of Cleanup ONLY:
1.
Amount of expenses paid or accrued or contributions to cleanup throughout project
for Brownfields Voluntary Cleanup Program.
$
2.
Multiply amount on line 1 by .10 (10%).
$
3.
Enter lesser of line 2 or $50,000.
$
PART III - Total Tax Credit for Final Year Only:
Add Part I, line 5 and Part II, line 3. Enter this amount on appropriate tax credit schedule.
$
(Subject to income tax liability limitation).
IMPORTANT: Attach a copy of the tax credit certificate from the Department of Health and Environmental Control
(DHEC) to this form.
In final year of cleanup as evidenced by DHEC, attach a copy of the certificate of completion for that site as
issued by DHEC.
General Instructions
Code Section 12-6-3550 provides a corporate or individual income tax credit for costs of voluntary cleanup activity by a
nonresponsible party under the Brownfields Voluntary Cleanup Program (Title 44, Chapter 56, Article 7). The credit is
limited to 50% of expenses paid or accrued or contributions made for cleanup of a single site during the taxable year. The
taxpayer may use no more than $50,000 of the credit in any taxable year. Any unused credit up to $100,000 may be
carried forward five years. Multiple taxpayers working jointly to clean up a single site are allowed the credit in the same
proportion as their contribution to payment of cleanup costs.
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