Convert UTC to local time in SQL Server

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 Thanks to this StackOverflow answer:

convert(
    datetime, 
    switchoffset(
        convert(datetimeoffset, MyTable.UtcColumn), 
        datename(TzOffset, sysdatetimeoffset())
    )
) as ColumnInLocalTime

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