South Carolina tax debt leads come from people in Greenville, Columbia, Charleston and Myrtle Beach who asked for help with back taxes and agreed to be called. Most owe the IRS. Some also owe the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Who to call
About 5.5 million people live in South Carolina, and 19.7% are 65 or older. South Carolina has no state offer in compromise program, per two published state guides. Lead with IRS relief options on the first call.
Calling rules
A short summary, checked against the statute. Not legal advice. Federal rules apply too.
South Carolina Department of Revenue. State offer program: No, there is no state offer program.
8 AM to 9 PM every day, at the consumer's local time.
The same price list as every state we sell in. Aged from $1.00. Bad numbers swapped in one tap.
Questions
8 AM to 9 PM every day, at the consumer's local time. Use the lead's local time. Federal rules also bar sales calls before 8 AM or after 9 PM.
Source: National Do Not Call Registry
The South Carolina Department of Revenue collects South Carolina income tax and other state taxes.
No. South Carolina is one of 12 states with no state offer program, per two published state guides.
Yes. Under Circular 230, enrolled agents, CPAs and attorneys can represent clients before the IRS no matter where the client lives. State tax cases can have their own rules, so check with the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
State tax debt, Back taxes, Tax lien and Bank levy leads. South Carolina collects its own income tax through the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Source: Census QuickFacts
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