South Carolina General Assembly
112th Session, 1997-1998

Bill 4885


Indicates Matter Stricken
Indicates New Matter


                    Current Status

Bill Number:                    4885
Type of Legislation:            Joint Resolution JR
Introducing Body:               House
Introduced Date:                19980325
Primary Sponsor:                Walker 
All Sponsors:                   Walker 
Drafted Document Number:        jic\5431htc.98
Residing Body:                  House
Current Committee:              Ways and Means Committee 30
                                HWM
Subject:                        Income tax refunds, overpayment
                                for 1986 tax year in sale of property,
                                to file timely claim; Taxation

History

Body    Date      Action Description                       Com     Leg Involved
______  ________  _______________________________________  _______ ____________

House   19980325  Introduced, read first time,             30 HWM
                  referred to Committee


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A JOINT RESOLUTION

TO MAKE TIMELY A CLAIM FOR REFUND OF OVERPAYMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX FOR THE 1986 TAXABLE YEAR WHEN THE OVERPAYMENT IS ATTRIBUTABLE TO INCLUSION ON THE TAXPAYER'S 1986 STATE INCOME TAX RETURN GAIN RECOGNIZED ON THE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY IN ANOTHER STATE.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina:

SECTION 1. Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 12-54-85(F) of the 1976 Code, a claim for refund for overpayment of South Carolina individual income tax reported on the 1986 South Carolina income tax return is considered timely when filed within forty-five days of the effective date of this joint resolution if:

(1) the overpayment is attributable to inclusion on the taxpayer's 1986 South Carolina individual income tax return gain recognized on the sale of real property in another state; and

(2) the gain was properly and timely reported for purposes of state income tax in the state in which the property was located.

SECTION 2. This joint resolution takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

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