STATE BILLSC H 4216PASSED

Income tax

State of South Carolina

Amend The South Carolina Code Of Laws By Amending Section 12-6-510, Relating To Income Tax Rates For Individuals, Estates, And Trusts, So As To Reduce The Top Marginal Income Tax Rate To 5.21 Percent, To Create Another Income Tax Bracket To Which A 1.99 Percent Rate Applies, And To Set Forth Standards For Additional Reductions; By Amending Section 12-6-50, Relating To Internal Revenue Code Sections Specifically Not Adopted By The State, So As To Not Adopt The Federal Standard Deduction And Itemized Deduction; By Amending Section 12-6-1140, Relating To Income Tax Deductions, So As To Allow For A South Carolina Income Adjusted Deduction (sciad); By Amending Section 12-6-4910, Relating To Persons Required To File A Tax Return, So As To Make A Conforming Change To The Calculation; By Amending Section 12-6-1720, Relating To Adjustments To The Taxable Income Of Nonresident Individuals, So As To Make A Conforming Change; And By Amending Section 12-6-3632, Relating To The Earned Income Tax Credit, So As To Establish A Maximum Credit Amount. - Ratified Title

Status
Passed
Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date
Apr 2, 2026
224 days ago
Current chamber
House of Representatives
Session
2025-2026 Regular Session
SC H 4216 · PassedApr 2

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Bill details

Last action
Act No. 110 · Apr 2, 2026

Sponsors

BBBruce BannisterRepresentative · Republican · HD-024Primary sponsor
TPThomas PopeRepresentative · Republican · HD-047
MSMurrell SmithRepresentative · Republican · HD-067
BNBrandon NewtonRepresentative · Republican · HD-045
DHDavey HiottRepresentative · Republican · HD-004
CMChristopher MurphyRepresentative · Republican · HD-098
DMDennis MossRepresentative · Republican · HD-029
HCHeather CrawfordRepresentative · Republican · HD-068
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JBJeffrey BradleyRepresentative · Republican · HD-123
BHBill HagerRepresentative · Republican · HD-122
MSMarvin SmithRepresentative · Republican · HD-099
JBJoseph BustosRepresentative · Republican · HD-112
KLKathy LandingRepresentative · Republican · HD-080
PLPhillip LoweRepresentative · Republican · HD-060
BLBrian LawsonRepresentative · Republican · HD-030
BCBobby CoxRepresentative · Republican · HD-021
WJWallace JordanRepresentative · Republican · HD-063
TBThomas BrittainRepresentative · Republican · HD-107
CFCally ForrestRepresentative · Republican · HD-039
MNMike NeeseRepresentative · Republican · HD-044
DVDavid VaughanRepresentative · Republican · HD-027
SLSteven LongRepresentative · Republican · HD-037
SMScott MontgomeryRepresentative · Republican · HD-032
SDSylleste DavisRepresentative · Republican · HD-100
HSHeath SessionsRepresentative · Republican · HD-046
CMCody MitchellRepresentative · Republican · HD-065
GGGil GatchRepresentative · Republican · HD-094
WHWilliam HerbkersmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-118
CSCarla SchuesslerRepresentative · Republican · HD-061
MCMicajah CaskeyRepresentative · Republican · HD-089
TMTravis MooreRepresentative · Republican · HD-033
WHWilliam HewittRepresentative · Republican · HD-108
SEShannon EricksonRepresentative · Republican · HD-124
PBPhillip BowersRepresentative · Republican · HD-003
DGDoug GilliamRepresentative · Republican · HD-042
JTJames TeepleRepresentative · Republican · HD-116
VGVal GuestRepresentative · Republican · HD-106
WBWilliam BaileyRepresentative · Republican · HD-104
BGBrandon GuffeyRepresentative · Republican · HD-048
HHHarriet HolmanRepresentative · Republican · HD-102
RYRichard YowRepresentative · Republican · HD-053
NBNathan BallentineRepresentative · Republican · HD-071
DMDavid MartinRepresentative · Republican · HD-026
PRPaula Rawl CalhoonRepresentative · Republican · HD-087
BTBill TaylorRepresentative · Republican · HD-086
THTom HartnettRepresentative · Republican · HD-110
RRRobby RobbinsRepresentative · Republican · HD-097
MWMark WillisRepresentative · Republican · HD-016
BCBrandon CoxRepresentative · Republican · HD-092
RLRandy LigonRepresentative · Republican · HD-043
GBGary BrewerRepresentative · Republican · HD-114
CGCraig GagnonRepresentative · Republican · HD-011
CHCharles HartzRepresentative · Republican · HD-081
WHWilliam HixonRepresentative · Republican · HD-083
FPFawn PedalinoRepresentative · Republican · HD-064

Bill history

Newest first.

Apr 2, 2026Act No. 110
Apr 2, 2026Effective date See Act for Effective Date
Mar 30, 2026Signed By Governor
Mar 25, 2026Ratified R 117
Mar 10, 2026Roll call Yeas-71 Nays-49House
Mar 10, 2026Concurred in Senate amendment and enrolledHouse
Feb 25, 2026Read third time and returned to House with amendmentsSenate
Feb 24, 2026Roll call Ayes-39 Nays-5Senate
Show 24 earlier actions
Feb 24, 2026Read second timeSenate
Feb 24, 2026AmendedSenate
Feb 18, 2026Debate interruptedSenate
Jan 21, 2026Committee report: Favorable FinanceSenate
May 7, 2025Referred to Committee on FinanceSenate
May 7, 2025Introduced and read first timeSenate
May 7, 2025Roll call Yeas-64 Nays-47House
May 7, 2025Read third time and sent to SenateHouse
May 7, 2025Scrivener's error corrected
May 6, 2025Roll call Yeas-68 Nays-46House
May 6, 2025Read second timeHouse
May 6, 2025AmendedHouse
May 6, 2025Scrivener's error corrected
May 1, 2025Requests for debate-RepHouse
Apr 30, 2025Committee report: Favorable with amendment Ways and MeansHouse
Apr 22, 2025Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: WickensimerHouse
Apr 3, 2025Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Chapman, Sanders, HardeeHouse
Apr 2, 2025Scrivener's error corrected
Apr 2, 2025Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Oremus, Rankin, HaddonHouse
Apr 1, 2025Member(s) request name removed as sponsor: Gibson, McCravy, DuncanHouse
Mar 27, 2025Scrivener's error corrected
Mar 27, 2025Member(s) request name added as sponsor: DuncanHouse
Mar 25, 2025Referred to Committee on Ways and MeansHouse
Mar 25, 2025Introduced and read first timeHouse

Recorded votes

House: Adopt Amendment 1 Amendment Number 1May 6, 2025 · House · 94 yea · 19 nayPassed
House: Table Motion To Adjourn DebateMay 6, 2025 · House · 84 yea · 24 nayPassed
House: Passage Of BillMay 6, 2025 · House · 68 yea · 46 nayPassed
House: Passage Of BillMay 7, 2025 · House · 64 yea · 47 nayPassed
Senate: 2nd ReadingFeb 24, 2026 · Senate · 39 yea · 5 nayPassed
House: Table Amendment 2 Amendment Number 2aMar 10, 2026 · House · 100 yea · 18 nayPassed
House: Table Amendment 3a Amendment Number 3aMar 10, 2026 · House · 100 yea · 19 nayPassed
House: Table Amendment 7a Amendment Number 7aMar 10, 2026 · House · 98 yea · 19 nayPassed
House: Concur In Senate AmendmentsMar 10, 2026 · House · 71 yea · 49 nayPassed

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