A new South Carolina law gives anyone 18 or older who is legally able to buy a handgun the right to carry it in public.  3594 as signed by the Governor on March 7, 2024, authorizes individuals who are not otherwise prohibited from possessing a firearm to legally possess a firearm openly or concealed without… The post South Carolina Constitutional Carry Guidance appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

When diving into the entrepreneurial world, deciding which state should you pick to create your LLC (Limited Liability Company) is crucial. Many believe forming an LLC in states without personal income tax, like Wyoming or Nevada, provides a way out of taxes. This article will debunk such myths, highlight considerations, and guide you to make… The post Which State Should You Pick To Create your LLC? appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

Complying With The South Carolina Craft Beer Economic Development Act.  Prior to passage of The South Carolina Craft Beer Economic Development Act (Act No. 31 of 2023) state law only allowed for the sale of a maximum of 288 ounces per consumer, per day, to-go for off-premises consumption from a licensed brewery taproom which has… The post Complying With The South Carolina Craft Beer Economic Development Act appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

The Benefits of Asset Protection in South Carolina.  You’ve worked hard to build your wealth, so it’s only natural to want to protect it. Unfortunately, life is full of surprises, and unexpected events like lawsuits, divorce, or creditor claims can quickly erode your financial security. That’s where asset protection comes in! By implementing legal strategies… The post The Benefits of Asset Protection in South Carolina appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

After more than 11 months of collaboration, research, conversations, and meetings NEW South Carolina Craft Beer Laws are being proposed in the state legislature.  It should be no surprise to anyone that this state heavily favors the distribution tier of the three tier system which in our new post COVID reality crushes a breweries ability… The post Could NEW Craft Beer Laws be on the way?!? appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

  Why Your LLC Needs An Operating Agreement? Because, failing to have an operating agreement for your limited liability company (“LLC”) is a major mistake that can have serious consequences for you personally and your business. It’s not just a piece of paperwork, it’s a key legal document that outlines the rules and regulations of… The post Why Your LLC Needs An Operating Agreement appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

Tax credits for breweries, is this a real thing?  Yes it is! The South Carolina High Growth Small Business Job Creation Act, also known as the Angel Investor Act (the “Act”), provides tax credits to angel investors who make qualified investments in qualified businesses. The intent behind passage of the Act was to encourage investment… The post Tax Credits For Breweries. appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

A South Carolina registered agent is an individual or company that accepts service of process and other legal notifications on behalf of a South Carolina business. All business entities registered with the South Carolina Secretary of State, including LLCs and corporations, are legally required to have a registered agent. If you hire South Carolina Attorneys… The post South Carolina Registered Agent appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

Planning to offer drink specials? Here’s what you need to know. Drink specials are a great way to bring extra business to your establishment. Remember in South Carolina there are regulations governing the discount pricing of alcohol. You can find individual regulations from the South Carolina Department of Revenue ABL Division Here.  Check out these… The post Planning to offer drink specials? appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more

A power of attorney (POA) can be an important element of planning for your elderly parent’s future. It allows another person to take action on your parent’s behalf, ensuring bills get paid and medical decisions can be made in the unfortunate circumstance that your elderly parent is unable to do those things on their own… The post What is a Power of Attorney? appeared first on South Carolina Attorneys at Law ..read more