In general, you will file a resident return for South Carolina and a non-resident return for Georgia. Then, on your South Carolina return you will claim a credit for taxes paid to another state so that your income is not taxed by both states. Be sure to complete your Georgia return first.
Georgia will tax the income because you earned it in that state. South Carolina will tax the income because you were a resident when you earned the income. But, the credit will help to reduce the South Carolina tax burden because the income was already taxed by Georgia.
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