H 2671 General Bill, By T.G. Mangum, Elliott, Kirsh and D.E. McTeer

Similar(S 403)
 A Bill to amend Section 12-7-310, as amended, Code of Laws of South Carolina,
 1976, relating to exemptions from State Income Tax, so as to delete as an
 exemption from net income the exemption for a special needs child, to amend
 Section 12-7-330, as amended, relating to exempt organizations, so as to
 include insurance companies, to amend Section 12-7-560, as amended, relating
 to items of income not included in gross income for purposes of State Income
 Tax, so as to clarify the exclusion of gain on the sale of a taxpayer's
 principal residence; to amend Section 12-7-660, as amended, relating to the
 definitions of adjusted gross income for purposes of State Income Tax, so as
 to exclude from adjusted gross income two thousand dollars for taxpayers
 adopting a special needs child, to amend Section 12-7-700, as amended,
 relating to deductions in computing net income for purposes of the State
 Income Tax, so as to clarify the treatment of recapture of depreciation, to
 amend Section 12-7-710, as amended, relating to the optional standard
 deduction for State Income Tax purposes, so as to clarify the deduction; to
 amend Section 12-7-1640, relating to filing income tax returns, so as to
 clarify filing requirements for exempt organizations, to amend Section
 12-7-2240, as amended, relating to tax refunds, so as to provide a procedure
 for a taxpayer to challenge withholding of a refund because of a student loan
 default, to amend Section 12-19-20, as amended, relating to license fees of
 corporations, so as to clarify reporting requirements of exempt organizations,
 to amend Article 19, Chapter 21, of Title 12 of the 1976 Code, relating to the
 tax on X-rated movies, so as to move to the Article the provisions relating to
 coin-operated machines and devices and other amusements administered by the
 South Carolina Tax Commission, to amend the 1976 Code by adding Section
 12-35-1125, so as to exempt individuals renting accommodations to transients
 for one week or less in a calendar quarter from obtaining retail licenses and
 to prescribe a method for their paying sales and accommodations taxes on
 rentals, and to repeal Chapters 11 and 15 of Title 52 of the 1976 Code,
 relating to pool, billiards, and coin-operated machines and devices.
   03/26/85  House  Introduced and read first time HJ-1615
   03/26/85  House  Referred to Committee on Ways and Means HJ-1616
   10/30/85  House  Tabled in committee