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If you don't have an amount on line 10, you didn't have a tax liability. If you do have an amount on line 10, you may have a tax liability. To determine whether you did: ​Add your refundable credits found on ​lines 21 and 22. Now subtract those credits, if any, from line 15.

Subtracting the deductions on lines 12 and 13 from your AGI give you your taxable income, which is shown on Line 15. Your taxable income is the amount used to calculate your tax liability.

Eligible taxpayers will receive a rebate for up to $800 based on their tax liability from their 2021 South Carolina Individual Income Tax return.

All businesses that are taxed as an S or C corporation must include an initial report (Form CL-1) along with their Articles of Formation, Articles of Organization, or Certificate of Authority to Transact Business in South Carolina. There is a minimum $25 filing fee.

Line 1: Enter the taxable income as shown on the federal tax return. You must attach the federal return and all supporting schedules. Line 2: Complete Schedule A and B on page 2 and enter the net adjustment from line 12.

You can find your AGI on the form you used to file your last year's return. Various versions of Form 1040 reflect the AGI amount on different lines: Line 11 on Form 1040, 1040-SR and 1040-NR (2020 through 2023 tax years)

Line 1 is where you write in the amount you earned from a tax refund, tax credit, or other offset for state and local income taxes. If you have this type of income, you probably received a 1099-G. There is a worksheet in the IRS instructions for Schedule 1 to help you determine how much income you need to report here.

You may receive a letter from the SCDOR asking you to complete either the Identity Verification Quiz or Individual Code Verification after filing your return. This is just another step we are taking to ensure that fraudsters are not using your information to file a false return and ​steal your refund.