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Showing posts with label Nikki Haley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nikki Haley. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
No IRS Investigation into SC Governor Nikki Haley
No IRS Investigation into SC Governor Nikki Haley: ABC News has learned that the Internal Revenue Service never conducted an investigation into South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley’s involvement in a Sikh temple’s finances. Nanette Downing, Director of EO Examinations, stated in the letter, “…we did not conduct an examination for the above period...
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
SC House approves Amazon.com tax deal
From: CNBC
South Carolina legislators voted Wednesday to welcome Amazon.com to the state with a sales tax exemption, after the online retailer upped the ante of jobs and investment.
South Carolina legislators voted Wednesday to welcome Amazon.com to the state with a sales tax exemption, after the online retailer upped the ante of jobs and investment.
The House voted 97-20 to give Amazon a five-year exemption from collecting sales taxes from online shoppers in South Carolina. The vote comes three weeks after the chamber voted 71-47 to reject the deal.
The online retailer sweetened the pot before the re-vote. To get the exemption, the company must create at least 2,000 local, full-time jobs with health benefits and invest $125 million by the end of 2013. That's up from 1,250 jobs and a $90 million investment. The company also pledged not to open a retail store in the state.
The Seattle-based company does not currently collect the taxes from South Carolina shoppers. Under the deal, it would begin doing so in January 2016.
"This will never really cost us more than what we're getting today, which is nothing," House Majority Leader Kenny Bingham, who represents Lexington County, said at the podium. "When we lose sight of what 2,000 jobs mean, we're really getting blind."
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