Olympia, WA · Member since 2016 · 8k+ posts · 7k+ votes
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Sounds like a good question for a CPA. Do you have one? If not, you should get one.
EDIT - Found this on the county website.
The Horry County Auditor's Office is responsible for the collection and processing of Personal Property Returns (Form PT-100). If you owned a property in Horry County on December 31st of the prior year and this was not your legal residence, you are required to complete and submit a Personal Property Return. You may complete the form online by choosing the correct link below.
Brooklyn, NY · Member since 2017 · 16 posts · 5 votes
3y
@Michael Baum
Thanks for this. I did see this and am working with my property manager to get the values needed. This seems like more trouble than it’s worth but I don’t think there’s much by the way of an exemption. I just wanted to confirm my suspicions. Great idea for the CPA. Since I only have one unit I was hoping to leverage off of the community first.
Thanks for this. I did see this and am working with my property manager to get the values needed. This seems like more trouble than it’s worth but I don’t think there’s much by the way of an exemption. I just wanted to confirm my suspicions. Great idea for the CPA. Since I only have one unit I was hoping to leverage off of the community first.
You really want to get a good CPA. We have one and it is worth every penny. Make sure they are investors themselves.
With all the new IRS agents coming online, they will take a look at folks like us. Real estate investors must be making huge money and are all rich, regardless of the 400k limit. Don't think for a second they will only target the rich. Anyone that doesn't do a standard tax return will get a look.
Getting a CPA will offer someone who knows the regs and can protect you
Has anyone dealt with the personal property tax on Myrtle Beach Vacation rentals? Any exemptions for nonresidents? Other random year end taxes?
No exemptions, but the tax isn't very hefty. I just estimate a value for all the furniture and appliances based on what they might sell for secondhand on FB Marketplace, etc. The tax liability ends up being around $50-$100/year... maybe more if you have a larger beach house.
Brooklyn, NY · Member since 2017 · 16 posts · 5 votes
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@Myrtle Mike Thompson
This is extremely helpful. I didn’t think about the Facebook option. I have a 1 bedroom condo so it’s good to know the range is reasonable. The form seems fairly simple as well. This was the only type of special local tax I found specific to vacation rentals in Myrtle Beach. Do you know otherwise? I gather you manage a couple.
This is extremely helpful. I didn’t think about the Facebook option. I have a 1 bedroom condo so it’s good to know the range is reasonable. The form seems fairly simple as well. This was the only type of special local tax I found specific to vacation rentals in Myrtle Beach. Do you know otherwise? I gather you manage a couple.
You should have your standard property tax for the condo, personal property tax for the stuff inside the condo, and your annual business license fee. That's it.