The South Carolina Miscellaneous Forms section contains additional forms that may apply to your tax situation. Most taxpayers won't need to complete every form listed here, but these forms can help with estimated tax payments, filing extensions, underpayment calculations, and claiming a refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
Review each form below and complete only those that apply to your circumstances.
Form SC1040ES - Estimated Payment Vouchers
Form SC1040ES is used to make South Carolina estimated tax payments throughout the year.
You may need to make estimated payments if you expect to owe South Carolina tax and do not have enough tax withheld from your income. Estimated payments are commonly made by self-employed individuals, independent contractors, retirees, and taxpayers with investment income.
The voucher generated with Form SC1040ES can be used when mailing estimated tax payments to the South Carolina Department of Revenue.
Form SC2210 - Underpayment of Estimated Tax
Form SC2210 is used to determine whether you owe a penalty for underpaying your South Carolina estimated taxes during the year.
An underpayment penalty may apply if:
- You did not make required estimated tax payments.
- Your estimated payments were insufficient.
- Tax withholding was not enough to cover your tax liability.
TaxSlayer will generally calculate the penalty automatically when applicable.
Form SC1310 - Statement of Person Claiming a Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer
Form SC1310 is completed by a person claiming a South Carolina tax refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
This form may be required when the refund is being claimed by a surviving family member, personal representative, or another individual who is not automatically entitled to receive the refund.
Additional documentation may be required to support the claim.
Form SC4868 - Request for Extension of Time to File South Carolina Individual Income Tax Return
Form SC4868 is used to request additional time to file a South Carolina individual income tax return.
An extension provides additional time to file, but it does not extend the time to pay any tax owed. Taxpayers who expect to owe tax should submit payment by the original due date to avoid penalties and interest.
In many cases, taxpayers who receive a federal extension automatically receive a South Carolina filing extension.
How Do I Access These Forms in TaxSlayer?
To access South Carolina miscellaneous forms:
- Go to the State Section of your return.
- Select Miscellaneous Forms.
- Choose the form that applies to your situation.
- Complete the required information and continue through your return.
TaxSlayer will include any applicable forms with your South Carolina return and perform the necessary calculations when available.
Additional Information
Most taxpayers only need these forms in special situations. If you're unsure whether a form applies to your return, review the form description carefully before making an entry. Completing only the forms that apply to your situation can help ensure your South Carolina return is accurate and complete.