How Do I File My Annual Report in South Carolina?

In South Carolina, an LLC’s initial Statement of Information is not required for LLCs and subsequent reports are due every 1 year by the end of the month in which the LLC was formed.
The filing fee for a South Carolina LLC annual report is currently $0 because it is not mandatory, and there is an additional $0 (not required) penalty for late filings.
The South Carolina LLC annual report is due every 1 year by the end of the anniversary month of your LLC’s formation.

To file online, you have to use approved tax software.
If your tax liability is more than $15,000, you must file online.
Approved software providers for South Carolina Corporate eFile (as of January 2022) are: Advanced Tax Solutions and ATX.

Filing an annual report with your corporate tax return is a requirement for LLCs in South Carolina that have elected to be taxed as corporations.
Filing this report on time is crucial, as failure to do so can result in penalties and even the suspension or dissolution of your LLC.

Businesses must provide accurate and updated information like legal name, identification number, entity type, and contact details.
The business must provide accurate and updated information like legal name, identification number, entity type, and contact details.

For $100 plus the state-mandated report fee, a service will submit your report and put their contact information on the form instead of yours, helping protect your privacy.

Domestic South Carolina Limited Liability Partnership Annual Report Requirements: Form: Domestic Limited Liability Partnership – Renewal Application with a fee of $25.
Make sure you have a South Carolina State Tax ID Number before filing Form SC 1120 or SC 1120S.