Seanna Adcox

2 weeks ago | scdailygazette.com | Seanna Adcox

by Seanna Adcox, SC Daily Gazette April 5, 2025 COLUMBIA — SC Daily Gazette senior reporter Jessica Holdman took top honors for business journalism at the South Carolina Press Association’s annual awards ceremony Friday. Her awards were among five total won by the Gazette in its inaugural year. The nonprofit news outlet competed in Division A, the category for the state’s largest daily newspapers.

3 weeks ago | myclintonnews.com | Seanna Adcox

SC Posted Friday, April 4, 2025 1:00 am Of the nearly 1.7 million tax filers expected to pay more in state income taxes under the plan, their increase for calendar year 2026 will average $560, with hikes ranging from $98 on the low end of income levels to over $10,000 for taxpayers reporting more than $1 million in adjusted income. COLUMBIA — Legislation touted by GOP leaders as making South Carolina’s tax code appear more competitive would require most tax filers to pay more initially,...

3 weeks ago | golaurens.com | Seanna Adcox

COLUMBIA — Legislation touted by GOP leaders as making South Carolina’s tax code appear more competitive by making it “fair and flat” would require most tax filers to pay more initially, according to an analysis by state fiscal experts. The bill easily advanced Tuesday to the full House Ways and Means Committee. The goalCollapsing South Carolina’s tax brackets into a single flat tax rate of 3.99% in 2026 would reduce state revenues by $216.6 million overall.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Seanna Adcox

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3 weeks ago | scdailygazette.com | Seanna Adcox

COLUMBIA — Legislation touted by GOP leaders as making South Carolina’s tax code appear more competitive would require most tax filers to pay more initially, according to an analysis by state fiscal experts. Collapsing South Carolina’s tax brackets into a single flat tax rate of 3.99% in 2026 would reduce state revenues by $216.6 million overall.