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Get details on incentives Get details on incentives Search the way you want to search With our AI-powered chat and search tool, you can have natural conversations or search by keyword. Ask questions in your own language and get translated responses. Incentives Designed to support business growth The right incentives can help turn a strong project into a stronger long-term investment.
South Carolina offers tax credits, exemptions, workforce programs and other tools that can help qualifying companies reduce costs, create jobs, invest in operations and build their workforce. Eligibility and program requirements vary by incentive.
Connect with an incentives expert Find incentive programs for your project 5-year property tax abatement Qualifying manufacturers, research and development facilities, distribution facilities and corporate headquarters operations may receive a five-year exemption from county operating property taxes on eligible investments.
5-year property tax abatement Abandoned buildings revitalization credit South Carolina offers incentives to support the revitalization of vacant buildings. Businesses that invest in qualifying properties may be eligible for a tax credit equal to 25% of rehabilitation expenses.
Abandoned buildings revitalization credit Agricultural equipment tax credit Qualifying businesses may receive a tax credit for certain conservation tillage equipment, drip or trickle irrigation systems, and qualifying dual-purpose truck and crane equipment.
Agricultural equipment tax credit Agricultural products purchase credit Agribusiness operations that increase purchases of agricultural products grown in South Carolina may qualify for an income tax credit or withholding tax credit.
Agricultural products purchase credit Alternative fuel property credit Eligible property or facilities placed in service before January 1, 2026 may qualify for a tax credit for alternative fuel distribution, dispensing or storage.
Alternative fuel property credit Alternative motor vehicle credit South Carolina provides a state tax credit for certain qualifying alternative motor vehicles based on provisions of the former federal Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit. All-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles do not qualify.
Alternative motor vehicle credit Develop a long-term talent pipeline through registered apprenticeship programs that combine paid, on-the-job learning with job-related education. No-cost program development assistance and state tax credits may be available to qualifying employers.
South Carolina’s Closing Fund provides flexible discretionary grant funding for qualifying high-impact economic development projects when additional assistance may be needed to support a company’s decision to locate or expand in the state.
Corporate headquarters tax credit Qualifying companies establishing or expanding a corporate headquarters in South Carolina may receive a credit equal to 20% of certain eligible headquarters facility, lease and equipment costs. Corporate headquarters tax credit Take a closer look at business incentives Download our Incentives Guide By submitting, you are consenting to receive communications from SC Department of Commerce.
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Read the Hampton Lumber success story See how Harbor Freight Tools found a home in rural South Carolina where they could build a strong workforce, grow exponentially and thrive in the distribution and logistics sector. Read the Harbor Freight Tools success story See how metal fabrication and laser cutter specialist LaserForm & Machine continues to expand its operation with the support of South Carolina’s economic development team.
Read the LaserForm & Machine success story Discover how Michelin North America found a long-term home in South Carolina and led the state to become #1 in tire production and the export sales of tires. Read the Michelin success story Take a closer look at business incentives Our Incentives Guide provides additional information on key programs, eligibility requirements and how incentives may apply to a project.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local governments in South Carolina. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Economic Development Set-Aside Program is funded by South Carolina Coordinating Council for Economic Development. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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