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    • All States—Sales and Use Tax: State and/or Local Tax Rate Changes Reported During August 31 - September 4, 2026
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    • New York—Sales and Use Tax: Cloud-Based Document Management Services Properly Deemed Taxable Prewritten Computer Software
    • South Carolina—Multiple Taxes: Penalties and Penalty Waiver Standards Discussed
    • Tennessee—Multiple Taxes: Various Tax Manuals Updated
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.7, South Carolina—Multiple Taxes: Penalties and Penalty Waiver Standards Discussed, (Sep 8, 2026)

    South Carolina issued a revenue procedure discussing the most common penalties arising from noncompliance (i.e., failure to file, failure to pay, negligence, substantial understatement, and civil fraud) and explaining the process for taxpayers to req ...

    South Carolina issued a revenue procedure discussing the most common penalties arising from noncompliance (i.e., failure to file, failure to pay, negligence, substantial understatement, and civil fraud) and explaining the process for taxpayers to request a penalty waiver, including standards that the Department of Revenue will follow when determining whether a penalty should be waived.

    SC Revenue Procedure #26-4, South Carolina Department of Revenue, August 27, 2026, ¶401-229

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    Explanations at ¶89-206

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