January 15 – Individual and Corporate 4th quarter estimated tax payments due for tax year 2018
January 31 – 2018 W2s should be issued to employees and to the Social Security Administration 1099s should be issued to non-employees that you have paid $600 or more during 2018 and 1099s must be submitted to the government as well by this date Payroll quarterly reports due including forms 940, 941, and state reports
March 15 – S Corporation and Partnership tax returns due that have a Dec 31 year end (forms 1120S, 1065)
April 15 – Individual tax returns due (form 1040) Corporate tax returns due that have a Dec 31 year end (form 1120) Individual and Corporate 1st quarter estimated tax payments due for 2019
April 30 – Payroll quarterly reports due including forms 941, and state reports South Carolina or Horry County Business Personal Property tax returns
May 1 – Horry County Business Licenses renewals due
May 15 – Calendar Year Exempt Organization Returns due including forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF South Carolina Annual Report due for Calendar Year Exempt Organizations
June 1 – City of Myrtle Beach Business Licenses renewals due City of Surfside Beach Business Licenses renewals due
June 15 – Individual and Corporate 2nd quarter estimated tax payments due for 2019
July 31 – Payroll quarterly reports due including forms 941, and state reports
September 15 – Individual and Corporate 3rd quarter estimated tax payments due for 2019 Extended S Corporation and Partnership tax returns due that have a Dec 31 year end (1120S, 1065 forms)
October 15 – Extended Individual tax returns due (form 1040) Extended Corporate tax returns due that have a Dec 31 year end (form 1120)
October 31 – Payroll quarterly reports due including forms 941, and state reports
November 15 – Extended Calendar Year Exempt Organization Returns due including forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF Extended South Carolina Annual Report due for Calendar Year Exempt Organizations
As to payroll withholdings:
If you are a monthly depositor, your payment deposit is due by the 15th day following each month.
If you are a semi-weekly depositor, your payment deposit is due on the Wednesday following your payroll date if your payroll day is on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. Your payment deposit is due on the Friday following your payroll date if your payroll day is on a Saturday, Sunday, Monday or Tuesday.
Using the IRS EFTPS site, you should initiate the payment at least 1 day before the due date for it to be process by the due date without penalty.
As to Sales tax reporting:
Generally, all South Carolina sales tax reporting is due by the 20th of the month for the previous month’s sales.
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