Workshops and Seminars

The Department of Revenue sponsors or co-sponsors a variety of tax seminars and workshops throughout the year. To be notified of upcoming workshops and seminars via e-mail subscribe to the Taxpayer Workshops Mailing List.

Free Workshops	Workshops with Fees
Basic Corporate Tax Workshop Sales Tax Forms Workshops Withholding Tax Workshops Jobs Development and Retraining Credit Workshops Small Business Tax Workshops	Sales and Use Tax Seminars 2010 Income Tax Workshops for Tax Professionals (Clemson Workshops)
Tutorials	Online Resources
The Department of Revenue is currently developing electronic learning modules so that taxpayers that are unable to attend a workshop can learn about specific taxes at their computer! If you have suggestions for future topics for seminars or e-learning, please call 803-898-5593. General Business Tutorial-- highlights 10 common mistakes made when filing taxes (for Sales & Withholding taxes only) NOTE: This tutorial has sound. Please make sure your audio is turned on before viewing. Closed captioning is also available.	The following materials have been developed by the Department of Revenue and may be helpful to you: Sales & Use Tax Seminar Manual Business Tax Guide Accommodations & Admissions Tax Manual Small Business Tax Workshop Manual Basic Corporate Tax Workshop Manual These printable calendars will serve as a reminder of due dates for the following tax types: Individual Income, Partnership, Sales, and Withholding. 2010 Tax Calendar 2011 Tax Calendar
Helpful Information
The IRS has produced a series of short video tax tips for the filing season. To view the videos from the IRS website, follow the link below: http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=180740,00.html The IRS has revised Form SS-4, Application for Employer Identification Number. Applicants must now disclose the name and taxpayer identification number of the true “responsible party” for the entity requesting an EIN. For more information follow, the link below: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/0,,id=223793,00.html IRS Tax Center to Assist Unemployed Taxpayers IRS Small Business Links Consumer Credit Sales- The S.C. Consumer Protection Code requires that persons who make consumer credit sales, leases or loans or persons who engage in rent-to-own, and persons who take assignments of rights against debtors arising from such transactions are required to file a notification form and pay a notification fee to the S.C. Department of Consumer Affairs for each location at which such transactions are made. The notification fee is $120.00 per location. For more information, follow this link.

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