Guide to South Dakota Tax Law

Access South Dakota tax law resources

South Dakota state tax laws do not include state or corporate income tax, but many other taxes may apply to your business. You can retrieve information on tax laws in South Dakota in a matter of seconds with numerous resources available online or at a Department of Revenue office.

I recommend: The Department of Revenue offers free tax education seminars which may be helpful if you recently moved to the area or feel confused about tax law in South Dakota. The Department of Revenue also produces many publications to help you understand different areas of tax law. Still not finding what you're looking for? Contact the nearest South Dakota Department of Revenue office by phone or e-mail. Representatives can answer specific questions or link you to other South Dakota tax law resources.

Find the appropriate South Dakota tax forms

South Dakota tax forms such as sales, contractors excise and municipal tax forms are available online from the South Dakota Department of Revenue.

I recommend: Start with the Business Tax Division, which includes a variety of business and general tax forms.

Contact South Dakota tax attorneys

Leave the responsibility to a professional in South Dakota business tax law. South Dakota tax attorneys can give you a professional opinion on your specific situation, give you options and protect your rights. Some tax lawyers become certified, making them experts in their field.

I recommend: The U.S. Lawyers Database directory can help you find tax lawyers in South Dakota. Ask the prospective attorney for references or about experience with your specific tax situation.