Instructions are included for filing in South Carolina. Note that if you are going to file articles of incorporation for a domestic corporation in South Carolina, that the articles must be signed by a South Carolina attorney. Jim M. Miles You can learn about the business advantages South Carolina has to offer through the Department of Commerce . The Department's site includes a good overview of the business climate in South Carolina, including available business resources and the state's plans for future economic development, and how the government intends to implement those plans. Business tax requirements are covered fairly well in the pages of the Department of Revenue , and, if what you want to know isn't present, contact information is also provided at the site.
Many forms are also available, including federal tax forms.
The South Carolina State House Network contains links to the legislators and to an index of bills and laws. The laws are indexed by year back to 1992. South Carolina's Code of Laws are also available at the legislative pages under the research tab from the main page. A great place to find out about merchant accounts for your business is MerchantWorkz , where they include lots of information, and rate many merchant account providers. Visit our Small Business Reading Room for links to business articles, books, and online magazines.