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If you disagree and have not filed a tax return for the tax year, mail your payment and a copy of the Notice of Proposed Assessment to the address on the notice.

Mandatory e-Pay Requirement
Effective January 1, 2009, if your estimated tax or extension payment exceeds $20,000, or your tax liability exceeds $80,000 for any tax year that begins on or after January 1, 2009, you are required to remit all payments electronically. Once you meet the threshold amount and mandatory e-pay requirement for that payment, all subsequent payments regardless of type, amount, or tax year must be paid electronically. Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a penalty of 1 percent of the amount paid, unless your failure to pay electronically was for reasonable cause and not willful neglect. (R&TC Section 19011.5)
If you are required to make payments electronically and you wish to make a tax deposit, you must also remit the tax deposit payment electronically. Do not mail the tax deposit voucher. If you are required to pay electronically, you may pay your liability online. Go to ftb.ca.gov and search for web pay.
You may request a written waiver of the mandatory e-pay requirement if you feel your tax payment or total tax liability does not accurately represent your current tax liability. Go to ftb.ca.gov and search for 4107.
Power of Attorney for Tax Matters
If you wish to authorize someone to represent you on your state income tax matters (including your protest), you may file a Power of Attorney (POA) declaration with the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB). We recommend that you and your selected representative register with MyFTB and electronically file a POA declaration with FTB. For more information on how to register with MyFTB, go to ftb.ca.gov/POA.
If you file your POA declaration by paper, indicate how you have an applicable exception to submitting online by indicating on FTB 3520 PIT, Individual or Fiduciary Power of Attorney Declaration. If you submit a declaration by paper without an exception, we will process it. However, our processing time frames for paper declarations will take longer than declarations submitted online.
Cemetery Broker and Cemetery Salesperson - Cemetery and Funeral Bureau
Include your completed Request for Live Scan Service form or provide information when your fingerprints were previously submitted to the Bureau. For more information regarding Live Scan go to http://www.cfb.ca.gov/licensing/livescan.shtml.
If you do not have two years Cemetery Salesperson experience, submit a petition outlining in detail, two years general cemetery experience with your specific duties and experience you feel qualifies you to take examination.

The following are required for licensure, but not prior to sitting for the exam:

For an individual broker license, post a Surety Bond of $10,000.
For a corporate broker license, provide a certified copy of the minutes of the corporation meeting(s) at which you were authorized to file the application on behalf of the corporation.
For an association or co-partnership, provide a copy of the articles of association or agreement of partnership that authorize you to act as a Cemetery Broker. 

The license term is one year.
To be eligible to apply for licensure as a Cemetery Salesperson, you must meet the following requirements: 

Be employed by a licensed Cemetery Broker.
Have committed no acts or crimes constituting grounds for denial of licensure under Section 480 of the Business and Professions Code.

To apply for licensure as a Cemetery Salesperson, you must do the following:

Submit a completed application form with your signature and that of the employing Cemetery Broker, along with the required filing fee.
Included your completed Request for Live Scan Service form. For more information regarding Live Scan go to http://www.cfb.ca.gov/licensing/livescan.shtml.

The license term is one year.
For more information about licensure as a Cemetery Broker or Cemetery Salesperson, call the Bureau's Licensing Division at (916) 574-7870. 

 

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If you are a resident of another state and your OHV has valid registration from that state, you do not need a Green or Red Sticker or a California Nonresident OHV Use Permit (unless your state of residence requires California visitors with properly registered OHVs to purchase a non-resident permit in your home state). If your OHV does not have valid registration or the equivalent from your home state, you will need to get a California Nonresident OHV Use Permit. A title is not registration. For states bordering California, the Oregon OHV Permit and the Nevada OHV Registration Decal meet the requirement for OHV registration by residents of those states. A non-resident need not purchase California's permit as long as they can provide valid proof that they have a current registration or their home state's equivalent for their OHV (unless your state of residence requires California visitors with properly registered OHVs to purchase a non-resident permit in your home state). If a nonresident cannot provide valid proof of possessing such a document, they must purchase the California Nonresident OHV Use Permit.  (15)
What is a California Nonresident OHV Use Permit?
The California Nonresident OHV Use Permit allows visitors to California, with OHVs that do not have valid registration or OHV identification from their home state, to operate by permit. The permit is available only to non-residents and currently costs $30 per vehicle.California Nonresident OHV Use Permits can be purchased from vendors in California and surrounding states. A list of vendors can be downloaded at: Nonresident Permit Vendor List.  (5)
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No. The RV plate is title, not registration.
If I am a resident of Arizona, what do I need to do to legally operate my vehicle off-highway in California?
Arizona residents need one of the following to operate their OHV in California:
A valid California Nonresident OHV Use Permit.
A valid street legal registration- California does not recognize the Street-Legal registrations for OHVs that Arizona law permits, therefore those OHVs with license plates must still purchase a Non-resident Permit.
Additional information is available on the Arizona OHV Decal Program web page.
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When you pay for your City of Auburn business license renewal through this web site, we request your credit card number, card expiration date, billing address, and email address. This private information is not part of your business license record and is not subject to disclosure. Your credit card information and billing address are used only for the limited purpose of processing your payment. Your email address is used only for the limited purposes of administering the business license web site and sending you notifications about your business license that may be of interest to you. This information is not shared with anyone and is stored on a secure server to protect your information from outside parties.AB1379 ComplianceDisability Access RequirementsOn October 11, 2017, Governor Jerry Brown signed into law, AB 1379. This assembly bill amends section 4467 of the Government Code, relating to disability access. On and after January 1, 2018 through December 31, 2023 a $4 state fee will be imposed on any applicant for a local business license or a renewal and is to be collected by cities. If a business license or its equivalent is not issued by cities then the $4 fee is imposed on an applicant for a building permit.The purpose of the fee is to increase disability access and compliance with construction-related accessibility requirements. Additionally, the fee assists local jurisdictions in supporting the Certified Access Specialist (CASp) program and provides the Division of the State Architect (DSA) with funds to maintain oversight of the CASp program.You may obtain information about your legal obligations and how to comply with disability access laws at the following agencies:• Division of the State Architect• Department of Rehabilitation• California Commission on Disability Access

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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The California State Council on Developmental Disabilities (SCDD) supports events that promote self-advocacy, leadership and education, thereby enabling people with developmental disabilities and their family members to expand their knowledge and skills. Toward that goal, organizations may apply for Council sponsorships for events that promote consumer and family self-advocacy. The Council will give special consideration to entities that provide free or discounted services or event registration fees to consumers and their families or offer other help so that consumers and their families can fully participate. The Council especially seeks to support events where consumers participate as panelists and presenters.
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1. Submit a signed written request to the SCDD  at least 90 days before the event. Request must be signed by an individual with authority to represent the agency/organization and the responsibility to ensure that all sponsorship requirements are met.
The request must include this information:
a. The name, date, location and description of your event/conference;
b. How this event/conference will increase the ability of consumers and family members to exercise control, choice and flexibility in the services and supports they receive, including a description of the specific way SCDD’s funding would be utilized;
c. How many presenters or panelists will participate in the event and what number of the presenters or panelists will be consumers;
d. The number and type of expected attendees (e. teachers, providers, administrators, etc.), including how many of those attendees are expected to be consumers and family members;
e. How you will conduct outreach to increase consumer and family involvement in the conference;
f. A complete and total budget, including the amount you are requesting ($2,500 limit), details on the amount and sources of other funds solicited or obtained;
g. A list of other SCDD sponsorships and grants you have previously requested and/or received; and
h. A letter of recommendation from a consumer and/or family organization that supports your efforts to improve consumer and family self-advocacy.
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The term resident includes every individual who is in California for other than a temporary or transitory purpose and every individual domiciled in California who is absent for a temporary or transitory purpose. Generally, an individual who comes to California for a purpose extending over a long or indefinite period will be considered a resident. However, an individual who comes to perform a particular contract of short duration will be considered a nonresident. For more information on residency, see FTB Publication 1031, Guidelines for Determining Resident Status.
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For businesses that do not qualify to or do not choose to accept CalFresh/SNAP benefits, the following explains the process to add the ability to accept Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cash payments to the equipment you use to accept debit and credit transactions:

Contact your debit transaction processor (third-party processor) and ask to have the California EBT IIN (Issuer Identification Number: 507719) added to the debit card transaction set of your point-of-sale (POS) equipment. Sometimes, a processor will tell a retailer that a special number from the federal or state government is required. The number to which the processor is referring is the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) number, which is only needed by those retailers processing EBT food benefit transactions (SNAP/CalFresh). To process only EBT cash transactions, this FNS number is not required. Tell your processor to fill the FNS number field in your transaction set with seven zeros.
Your POS equipment must have a personal identification number (PIN) pad.
You must make sure you and your processor are compliant with the QuestÂ® Operating Rules.

 
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Iâm purchasing a store that currently accepts EBT food benefits and would like to continue to be able to accept EBT. Can I use the existing permit or get it transferred to me? 

When a business changes ownership, the new owner must apply for a new permit. Call the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) at (877) 823-4369 to request an application or apply online at https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/apply-to-accept. 

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