South carolina form c 245 2025

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The document is an application form for taxpayers in South Carolina to appeal or protest against a notice received from the Department of Revenue. It outlines the process for submitting a protest, including required information such as taxpayer identification, reasons for disagreement, and necessary signatures. The form also provides guidance on what to include and how to submit the protest, either online or by mail.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the South Carolina Form C-245 in the editor.
Begin with Section I: Taxpayer Identification. Fill in your name, mailing address, city, state, phone number, and ZIP code. Specify the periods covered and check all applicable types of taxes.
In Section II, attach a copy of the SCDOR notice that prompted your protest. This is crucial for processing your appeal.
Move to Section III: Reason for Protest. Clearly articulate why you disagree with the findings. Include supporting facts and any relevant laws or authorities backing your position.
Finally, complete Section IV: Signatures. Ensure all required signatures are provided, especially if it’s a joint return or corporate protest.

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How do I dissolve a company in South Carolina?

You can dissolve a corporation by filing Articles of Dissolution with the Secretary of States office. For an LLC, you must file Articles of Termination. You can file these documents online or by mail. There is also a small fee requirement with the filing of the dissolution documents.

Does South Carolina require an annual report for corporations?

Corporate Facts to Remember An Initial Annual Report (CL-1) is required to be filed by both Qualified and Non-Qualified Corporations. A South Carolina return is to be filed, regardless of the activity, from the date the charter/authority is granted through the date of voluntary dissolution/withdrawal.

At what age do you stop paying property tax in SC?

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