Form Sc Sch.tc-30 - Port Cargo Volume Increase Income Tax Credit

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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SC SCH.TC-30
DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
PORT CARGO VOLUME INCREASE
(Rev. 8/6/13)
INCOME TAX CREDIT
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Attach to your Income Tax Return
Names As Shown On Tax Return
SSN or FEIN
Use this form to claim the income tax credit. (Use WH1670 if claiming a credit against employee withholding.)
1. Enter the amount of credit against income taxes, as certified this year by the Coordinating Council
1.
$
for Economic Development ..................................................................................................................
2.
$
2. Enter the amount of credit against income taxes that is carried forward from previous years .............
(Unused credits may be carried forward for 5 years.)
.
3.
$
3. Add lines 1 and 2. This is your total credit available .....………………………………………..................
4.
$
4. Enter your current year tax liability..………………………………………………………………................
5.
$
5. Enter the smaller of lines 3 and 4. This is the amount of credit you can use in the current year .........
6.
$
6. Line 3 minus line 5. This is the amount of unused credit..……………………………………..................
(Unused credits may be carried forward for 5 years.)
General Instructions
A taxpayer engaged in manufacturing, warehousing, freight forwarding, freight handling, goods processing, cross docking, transloading,
wholesaling of goods, or distribution, exported or imported through port facilities in South Carolina, who increases its port cargo volume
at its facilities by at least 5% in a single calendar year over its base year port cargo volume, may claim a credit against either income
taxes or employee withholding. The income tax credit can be claimed against corporate income tax or the tax on the pass-through
active trade or business income of individuals, trusts and estates.
The amount and type of credit is determined by the Coordinating Council for Economic Development (Council). The Council has sole
discretion in allocating credits and must consider the following factors:
(a) the amount of base year port cargo volume;
(b) the total and percentage increase in port cargo volume; and
(c) factors related to the economic benefit of the State or other factors.
The maximum amount of credits awarded to all taxpayers in a calendar year may not exceed $8 million.
To claim the credit, the taxpayer shall submit an application to the Council after each calendar year in which the increase in port cargo
volume occurs. Each application shall include a schedule with the following information and information requested by the Council or the
Department:
(a) a description of how the base year port cargo volume and the increase in port cargo volume was determined;
(b) the amount of the base year port cargo volume;
(c)
the amount of the increase in port cargo volume for the taxable year stated both as a percentage increase and as a total
increase in net tons of non-containerized cargo, measurement of cargo, and TEUs of cargo, including information which
demonstrates an increase in port cargo volume in excess of the minimum amount required to claim the tax credits pursuant
to this section;
(d) any tax credit utilized by the taxpayer in prior years; and
(e) the amount of tax credit carried over from prior years.
The Council in its discretion may annually award up to $1 million of the $8 million of withholding tax credits to a new warehouse or
distribution facility which commits to expending at least $40 million at a single site and creating 100 new full-time jobs, and the base
year cargo shall not be less than 5,000 TEUs or its non-containerized equivalent. The Council may make the award in the year the
facility is announced provided that it may not tender the certificate until it has received satisfactory proof that the capital investment and
job creation requirements have, or will be, satisfied. Any credit certificate expires three years after issuance if satisfactory proof has not
been received. If the credit exceeds the taxpayer's withholding tax liability for the taxable quarter that is not otherwise refundable
pursuant to this title, the excess amount may be carried forward and claimed against withholding liability that is not otherwise
refundable pursuant to this title in the next 20 succeeding taxable quarters. A taxpayer who fails to meet these requirements at the end
of the 3-year period must repay the Department a pro rata portion of the credits claimed.
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