South Carolina local payroll taxes

South Carolina does not impose notable local payroll income taxes for most workers.

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No notable local payroll taxes in South Carolina

South Carolina does not impose city/county income taxes that affect most paychecks. Always check with payroll if you live or work in a different jurisdiction.

South Carolina official sources

SC Department of Revenue

SC Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation