South Carolina Code of Regulations
Chapter 47 - DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND WORKFORCE
Article 2 - GENERAL REGULATIONS
Section 47-41 - Bonding Requirements for Certain Nonprofit Organizations

Universal Citation: SC Code Regs 47-41
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 3, March 22, 2024

Any nonprofit organization or group of organizations which has become liable for payments of benefits in lieu of contributions and which does not possess title to real property and improvements within South Carolina valued in excess of two million dollars shall be required to post a surety bond, money deposit, or other securities with the Department to insure the payments in lieu of contributions. Such surety shall be filed with the State Treasurer in accordance with the requirements of that office. A determination relative to the value of real property and improvements of a nonprofit organization or group of organizations will be based on written information supplied by said organization certifying to the value. Such information or evidence shall be in the form of an audited financial statement or in other form acceptable to the Department.

The nonprofit organization or group of organizations shall be required to: (1) Post a money deposit; (2) Furnish an indemnity bond with a surety company authorized to do business within the State of South Carolina; or (3) In lieu of an indemnity bond, furnish U.S. Government bonds, obligations of the U.S. Government or obligations fully guaranteed both as to principal and interest by the U.S. Government; obligations of the Federal Intermediate Credit banks, Federal Home Loan banks, Federal National Mortgage Associations and banks for cooperatives and Federal Land banks; obligations of the State of South Carolina or any political subdivision thereof.

The amount of the surety bond, money deposit, securities, or other security shall be computed on the total wages paid by a nonprofit organization or group of organizations multiplied by the tax rate assigned to tax class 20. Total wages paid means wages as defined in Section 41-27-380 of the law for the four completed calendar quarters immediately preceding the effective date of the election, the renewal date in the case of a bond, or the biennial anniversary of the effective date of election in the case of a deposit of money, whichever date shall be most recent and applicable. If the nonprofit organization did not pay wages in each of such four calendar quarters, the amount of the surety bond, cash deposit, securities, or other security shall be as determined by the Department.

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