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The Veterans Corps Fisheries Program is a partnership between the California Conservation Corps, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries, the U.S. Forest Service, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife that gives U.S. military veterans new opportunities to build their skills and work experience by restoring habitat for endangered salmon and steelhead, and conducting fisheries research and monitoring.
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Veterans in the program develop lasting skills and expertise in natural resources management through training and on-the-ground experience with fisheries biologists and other experts positioning them to compete successfully for permanent employment in environmental and natural resource fields. Some skills developed include:

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Veterans can enroll as Corpsmembers, where they can have housing and earn scholarship money toward continuing their education. Alternatively, veterans can live at home and work in the program as Special Corpsmembers, where they can receive higher pay. Scholarship money is not available to Special Corpsmembers. Opportunities vary by center location.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Am I Required to Register as an Employer?

If you operate a business and employ one or more employees, you must register as an employer with us when you pay more than $100 in wages in a calendar quarter. If you are a household employer of one or more household workers, you must register with us when you pay cash wages of $750 or more in a calendar quarter.

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Employers who operate a business can be a person or a legal entity and include:

Sole Proprietors
Partnerships
Corporations
Nonprofit and charitable organizations
Limited Liability Companies (LLC)
Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP)
Public entities (including state and federal agencies)
Schools
Associations and trusts
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Joint ventures
Indian tribes

Household Employers who hire household workers can be:

Private households
Local college clubs
Local chapters of college fraternities or sororities

When does a business have to pay State payroll taxes?

Generally, a business must pay State payroll taxes when it pays more than $100 in wages in a calendar quarter to one or more employees. Wages consist of compensation for services performed, including:

Cash payments.
Commissions.
Bonuses.
Reasonable cash value of noncash payments (like meals and lodging) for services.

An employer must register with us within 15 days of becoming an employer who has met this requirement.
Examples of when a business becomes required to pay state payroll taxes can include:

A sole proprietor (employer) hires an employee in March at a wage of $75 per month.
Am I Required to Register as an Employer?
Wages consist of compensation for services performed, including:

Cash payments.
Commissions.
Bonuses.
Reasonable cash value of noncash payments (like meals and lodging) for services.

An employer must register with us within 15 days of becoming an employer who has met this requirement.
Examples of when a business becomes required to pay state payroll taxes can include:

A sole proprietor (employer) hires an employee in March at a wage of $75 per month. The employer is required effective April 1 since the employer did not pay the employee over $100 during the first quarter of the year (January-March) but will pay over $100 during the second quarter (April-June).
A corporation operates without any employees except for the corporate president. The corporation is an employer and is required to register if the corporate president is paid wages of over $100 in a calendar quarter.
A two-person partnership operates a business in which each partner draws a salary of $1,000 during the first quarter of the year. When one partner goes on vacation, an employee is hired and paid $95 during the quarter. The partnership is not required to register as an employer since partnership draws are not considered wages and the employee who was hired did not receive wages of over $100 in the calendar quarter.

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You can learn more about wages, subject wages, and personal income tax wages from the following resources:

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Information Sheet: Wages (DE 231A) (PDF)
Information Sheet: Personal Income Tax Wages Reported on the Quarterly Contribution Return and Report of Wages (Continuation) (DE 9C) (DE 231PIT) (PDF)

When does a household employer have to pay State payroll taxes?

As a household employer, you must report when you employ one or more people to perform work and pay cash wages of $750 or more in a calendar quarter.
Register with us using e-Services for Business. You must submit a Employers of Household Workers Registration and Update Form (DE1 HW) (PDF) within 15 days after you pay $750 in total cash wages.

What do I need to register?

Find out how to successfully register. Choose from the following business types to learn more:
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Select the verification link in the email we sent you to complete the enrollment process.

Important: If you do not verify your email address within 24 hours, you will need to restart the enrollment process.

Step 2 - Log in to e-Services for Business.

Select New Employer, then select Next.
Select Register for Employer Payroll Tax Account Number.
Complete the online registration application.
Select Submit.

This process will create an employer payroll tax account number.

Employer Payroll Tax Account Number

Once you have registered your business with us, you will be issued an eight-digit employer payroll tax account number (example: 000-0000-0), also known as a State Employer Identification Number, SEIN, or State ID number. Your employer payroll tax account number is required for all of your interactions with us to make sure your account is accurate.
You must provide your employer payroll tax account number when filing tax returns and making deposits in all electronic and paper filings. If an agent, bank, or payroll service prepares your tax return they must also include your employer payroll tax account number when filing on your behalf.

Employer Responsibilities

Report wages paid to your employees and State Personal Income Tax (PIT) withheld from their wages.
Pay Unemployment Insurance (UI) and Employment Training Tax (ETT) on your employee’s wages, as well as withholding and remitting State Disability Insurance (SDI) and Personal Income Tax (PIT) due on wages paid to your workers (see Rates, Withholding Schedules, & Meals and Lodging Values).
Report all new employees to the New Employee Registry within 20 days of their start-to-work date.
If you use the services of independent contractors, you may also have to report them. Refer to Independent Contractor Reporting to learn more.
Post notices in your workplace and to provide your employees with benefit information. Refer to Required Notices and Pamphlets to learn more about posting requirements.

State law requires all employers to electronically submit employment tax returns, wage reports and payroll tax deposits to us.
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Can I renew my license online?

Yes, Go to our website and follow the instructions using your renewal form.  Your account number is your license number and the online renewal PIN # is located at the top of your renewal form. We accept credit cards. 

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I only conduct business online and do not have customers coming to my home or office. Do I still need a business License?

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My business address is in Auburn, but I only do paperwork in my Auburn location. All of business is conducted in other cities and counties. Do is still need a business license?

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My business is location in Auburn, but I also conduct business in other cities and counties. Do I need a business license for each city and county?

Your City of Auburn business license allows you to conduct business in the City of Auburn.  Contact the other jurisdictions in question regarding their business license requirements. 

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Do I need a business license even if I conduct business on a part-time basis?

Yes.  Even if you conduct business on a part-time or limited time basis, you are required to obtain a business license. 

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Will I receive a business license renewal notice?

Yes.  You should receive a renewal notice in the mail.  If you do not receive a renewal notice, please contact our office at (530)823-4211 Ext 142. 

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I am no longer doing business in the City of Auburn and want to close my business license.

If you have received a renewal form there is a box in the upper right section of the form where you can indicate that you are no longer doing business in the City.  Fill out the date closed, sign and return to the address on the renewal form or you may fax it to 530-823-4209.  If you do not have a renewal form, please contact our office at 530-823-4211 Ext 142 

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Do I need a business license if my business is Non-Profit or Exempt?

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Prelicensing and continuing education is required by law. Find how and where to get prelicensing and continuing education in this section.

Producer Background Information
Information relating to licensing, background issues and information for producer license applicants regarding Proposition 64, the “Adult Use of Marijuana Act”.

Check License Application Status Service (CLASS)
Check License Application Status Service (CLASS)

Producer Licensing Forms
List of necessary qualifications, requirements, fees and interactive forms for producer licensing. Plus prelicensing/continuing education forms.

Producer Licensing Fees
Producer Licensing Fees

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All you need to know about renewing your license.

Non-Resident License Renewal
All you need to know about renewing your non-resident license.

Print or Download Your License
Print or download license

Updating Licensee Info
Report a change of address, email address, add an endorsee to a business entity, and producer licensing background review guidelines.

Producer Licensing Frequently Asked Questions
Producer Licensing Frequently Asked Questions

Applying to Become an Approved Education Provider
Education provider on-line programs to assist education providers in processing rosters and class schedules and in filing for provider status, course approval, and course development.

Agent & Broker ALERT
Agent & Broker ALERT Provided by California Insurance Commissioner's office

What’s New in the Licensing Services Division
Major changes in the Licensing Services Division since 2010 including regulations, programs, fees, etc.

Licensing Services Division Notices
Licensing Services Division Notices since 2010.

Producer Mailing Lists
Mailing lists for active individuals, agencies, and insurance companies and order forms.

Insurers

Insurers
Insurers Applications, Forms and Filings, Bulletins & Notices, Programs, Officially Filed Reports of Examination

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) Programs
Convenient method for the payment of Invoices and Premium Tax remittances. Separate enrollment is required for the Invoice Payments EFT Program and Tax EFT Program.

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