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The IRS issues more than 9 out of 10 refunds in less than 21 days. However, it’s possible your tax return may require additional review and take longer.
If Your Refund Isn’t What You Expected
If your refund amount isn’t what you expected, it may be due to changes we made to your tax return. These may include:
Corrections to errors
Payments on past-due tax or debts, offset from all or part of the refund
For more details, see Tax Season Refunds Frequently Asked Questions.
Where's My Refund?
You can find the most up to date information about your refund on Where’s My Refund? The tool is updated once day, overnight, so you don’t need to check more often.
You can use the tool to check the status of your return:
24 hours after e-filing a tax year 2023 return
3 or 4 days after e-filing a tax year 2022 or 2021 return
4 weeks or more after mailing a return
Where’s My Refund? has a tracker that displays progress through 3 stages: (1) Return Received, (2) Refund Approved and (3) Refund Sent.
You will get personalized refund information based on the processing of your tax return. The tool will provide an actual refund date as soon as the IRS processes your tax return and approves your refund.
Call us about your refund status only if Where's My Refund? recommends you contact us.
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Join the taxpayers who get their refunds faster by using e-file and direct deposit. It's always been the easiest, safest, and fastest way to receive your refund.
Scientific Collecting Permits

You may only pay AFTER submission of a completed SCP application in the SCP Portal, AND receipt of an email confirmation with instructions on how to pay. Online payments generally take 1-2 business days to clear before an application is routed for review.
By mail: Please include your credit card information or check or money order payable to California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). Mail to the CDFW, Attn: License and Revenue Branch, P.O. Box 944209, Sacramento, CA 94244-2090. If you are paying by debit/credit card, fill out the Credit Card Authorization Form (PDF Form) and mail it to the address above. NOTE: Please allow 15 business days for mailed payments to be processed before an application is routed for review.

Renewal and New Application Fees for 2024
Fees shown in bold are the amounts to be paid via the Online License Sales and Service. Fees shown by [bracket] are the amounts to be paid by Check or Money Order following the above "Payment Options" (allow 15 business days for mailed payments to be cleared). Only a single PI is allowed per SCP.

Application and Permit Fees - To be submitted for both new and renewing SCPs

Name
Type
Application Fee
Permit Fee

a. General Use – Application: Inland Fisheries (form DFW 1379GF); Marine (form DFW 1379GM); and Terrestrial Wildlife (form DFW 1379GW).
Individual, Entity
$61.82
	[$58.97]
$255.96
	[$244.11]

b. Scientific Collecting Permit, General Use – Application (Student). Use Application forms DFW 1379GW, GF and/or GM.
Student
$34.30
	[$32.70]
$68.86
	[$65.66]

c. Scientific Collecting Permit, Specific Use – Application (form DFW 1379S).
Individual, Entity
$99.10
	[$94.50]
$368.95
	[$351.75]

d.
CHAMPVA Benefits | Veterans Affairs
Once we get your application, we’ll review it to be sure it’s complete and includes all required forms. If it’s not complete, we’ll return it to you with more instructions.

 How long will it take to hear back about my application?
 

If you send us all required and optional documents—and if your application is complete—it’ll take about 6 weeks after we get your package until you get your CHAMPVA ID card and related materials.
If you send us only the required documents, it may take 2 to 8 months since we’ll need to confirm your information with other federal agencies.

Get more information
Get answers to frequently asked questions about CHAMPVA
Find out how to file a CHAMPVA claim
Find out if you can get care at a local VA medical center when you’re covered under CHAMPVA

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Understand how the CFPB’s Debt Collection Rule impacts you | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
In addition, on November 30, 2021, the CFPB’s new Debt Collection Rule became effective. This rule clarifies how debt collectors can communicate with you, including what information they’re required to provide at the outset of collection about the debt, your rights in debt collection, and how you can exercise those rights.Here are five key things to know about the new debt collection rule.What is a debt collection validation notice?When a debt collector first communicates with you, or shortly thereafter, they’re generally required to provide certain information about the debt. When the information is provided in writing or electronically, it is called a validation notice, and it will generally include information like:Name and mailing information of the debt collectorName of the creditor to whom the debt is owedAccount number (if any) associated with the debtAn itemization of the current amount of the debt that reflects interest, fees, payments, and credits since a particular date that you may be able to recognize or verify with recordsThe current amount of the debt as of when the validation notice is providedInformation about your debt collection rights including how to dispute the debtThis notice is meant to help you identify whether you owe the debt and whether the collector’s information about the debt is accurate. The notice must include a “tear-off” form that you can send back to the debt collector to dispute the debt or take other actions.How often can a debt collector call me?The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) prohibits debt collectors from repeatedly or continuously calling you with the intent to harass, oppress, or abuse you.Under the Debt Collection Rule, collectors are presumed to violate the law if they place a telephone call to you about a particular debt:More than seven times within a seven-day period, orWithin seven days after engaging in a phone conversation with you about a particular debtThese call frequency presumptions only apply to calls placed by the collector to you. They don’t apply to text messages, emails, and other types of media. Those media have other limitations.Learn more about the rules for how often a debt collector can call youWhen can a debt collector report my debt to a credit reporting company?There are certain steps debt collectors must take before they can report a debt to a credit reporting company.
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What if a course is cancelled?

When registration falls below the minimum enrollment required, canceled with a makeup class, or illness, it may be necessary to cancel a class or program. At the time of cancellation, the Town will initiate a full refund, minus any credit card or service fees. Check refunds may take 4 to 6 weeks to process.Whenever possible, make-ups will be given on those occasions when inclement weather or instructor illness requires that a class be canceled. See instructor at next scheduled meeting for the make-up date.No refunds (whole or partial) can be given for classes missed by the student. 

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Is there a photo liability disclosure?

Yes. The photo liability disclosure includes understanding that photographs and/or video may be taken during the course of any activity and that these photographs and video may be used for Town of Danville publicity purposes. 

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What if there is a waitlist?

Waitlists will be established once a class has reached maximum enrollment. If space becomes available, you will be contacted by phone and / or email. 

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What is the Town of Danville's Tax Id number?

The Town of Danville's Tax Id Number is 94-2834842. 

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What is the Refund/Withdrawal policy for an activity?

Please complete the Activity Transfer / Withdrawal Request Form.Refund PolicyUnless otherwise stated, requested withdrawals will be approved upon submitting this request at least seven business days prior to the first day of class. Withdrawals requested within the seven business days of the date of the activity are not guaranteed refunds or credits. They will be processed and evaluated on a case by case basis. A $20.00 administrative fee will be charged for processing refunds by check only.A $5.00 per activity administrative fee will be assessed when processing refunds back to credit cards.Credit Card Processing Fees are NON-REFUNDABLE.Refund/Credit GrantedCredit granted will first be applied to future or past payments due. Please tell us how you would like us to process any remaining credit for the withdrawal / transfer.Submitting the form authorizes the Town of Danville Recreation, Arts and Community Services to process the withdrawal.
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From 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. cash, checks and credit cards are acceptable forms of payment.  After business hours and during weekends or City holidays, you may use the call box located immediately outside Dublin Police Services.  This will connect you directly to Dispatch, who will send an officer to assist you in obtaining the vehicle release form.  After 4:30 p.m., only exact change will be accepted by Dublin Police Services.  A vehicle release will only be granted to you as the registered owner.  You must bring the following: 1. Up-to-date registration on the vehicle (this can be verified at Dublin Police Services);  2. A valid California State Driver’s license;  OR 3. A Photo ID (e.g. Costco card, credit card with photo ID on the card, etc.) to verify the registered owner’s identity.  If you do not have a valid California Driver's License, you must be accompanied by someone who has a valid California State Driver’s license on their person.  After you obtain the vehicle release form, you may proceed to the tow yard.  Tow fees must also be resolved at the tow yard before the vehicle may be retrieved. 

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What is the average response time to an emergency call from the time of dispatch?

Response time can vary depending on the time of day and the available units. Average response time to a life-or-death emergency averages 3.5 minutes.	

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When can I have my fingerprints taken?

Fingerprinting services are available by appointment for City of Dublin volunteers and City permit applicants. Please call the Dublin Police Services Business Office at 925-833-6670 to make an appointment for fingerprinting services. 

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 Do you have an inquiry about found or seized property? Have you had a bicycle reported as lost or stolen? Do you wish to arrange for the return of property or evidence?

Contact the Dublin Police Services Business Office to inquire about property. To receive any property from the department, individuals must call and make an appointment with the sheriff's technician. Please be prepared to provide the following information: 1.
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IR-2024-75, March 20, 2024 — To counter promoters that marketed misleading information about the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), the Internal Revenue Service urged businesses to review seven suspicious signs of a bad claim and see if the agency’s special programs can help them avoid future compliance issues.
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IR-2024-72, March 15, 2024 — With a key March 22 deadline rapidly approaching, the Internal Revenue Service renewed calls for businesses to review the Employee Retention Credit guidelines to avoid future compliance action for improper claims. 
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How to File a Disability Insurance Claim in SDI Online
You have a name that does not fit the space in the online form.
You had a recent name change.
You received an error code you cannot resolve or have any other difficulty filing an application online.

You must also give the following information only if it applies to you:

Any wages you received or expect to receive from your employer (sick leave, paid time off (PTO), vacation pay, annual leave, and wages earned after you stopped working).
Any workers’ compensation claim information.
If you receive in-patient treatment at an alcohol recovery home or drug-free rehabilitation facility, provide the name, address, and phone number of the home or facility.

Note: The facility must be licensed and certified by the state in which the facility is located.

Step 2: Create your myEDD Account

Before you can use SDI Online, you must first create a myEDD account to connect to EDD benefit services. (To change the language of all pages to Spanish, select Español on the myEDD login page.)
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Important: myEDD is available 24 hours per day. Once you create your myEDD account, you are not done. You will receive an email to confirm your account, which includes a link. Select the link to complete your account set-up. For security purposes, the link will expire within 48 hours. If you don’t get this message in your inbox, check your spam or junk mail folder.
For more information, view myEDD: Overview and Registration for New Users (YouTube).

Step 3: Register for SDI Online

To register for SDI Online, follow these steps:
Log in to myEDD, then select SDI Online. You will be directed to your SDI Online Registration Options. Select the customer type that fits you and follow the instructions given.
Important: You will need to complete the identity verification process through ID.me before you can finish setting up a new SDI Online account to file your claim.
Next, fill out the requested information to complete your SDI Online account registration.
You will be assigned an EDD Customer Account Number once you complete the registration process.
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
Most items check out for 3 weeks from the check-out or renewal date. Magazines check out for 1 week. Items will automatically renew 2 days before the due date, if there are no holds on the item(s) and your library record is not expired or blocked. Please note that there is a maximum of 5 renewals for most items. 

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Are there overdue fines for library items?

There are no overdue fines for library items. Items more than 30 days overdue will be billed. However, simply return billed items and the charges will be forgiven. 

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Can I use my library card at other libraries?

Yes, the San Bruno Library is part of the Peninsula Library System, which means your library card may be used at any public library in San Mateo County.List of Peninsula Library System Libraries 

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How can I replace a lost/stolen library card?

If your library card is lost or stolen, call or visit your home library as soon as possible to prevent others from borrowing items on your card. Once able, go to any public library to obtain a replacement card. Staff will need to see a current photo ID and proof of home address. 

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I don't remember my PIN. Can I reset it?

Your PIN is the usually the last 4 digits of the phone number on file. If the phone number on file is different from your current phone, you will need to call library staff or visit a library to reset your PIN. Once you know your PIN you can reset your PIN at any time in your library account. 

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Does the library accept donations of books and other items?

The Friends of the San Bruno Library are pleased to accept donations of books, DVD, CDs and puzzles in very good condition. Limit of two boxes or bags per household per week. View donation policy for more information. 

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I got a bill from the library, what do I do?

The NOTICE OF BILLING FROM YOUR LIBRARY is a notice sent out to patrons who have an item(s) on their record that is more than 30 days overdue. It is a reminder that the item(s) has not been returned.