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Pay Your TOT/TBID and Business Tax Online | Mammoth Lakes, CA - Official Website
You access your account from their website, Xpress Bill Pay.Q: What taxes and fees can I pay with an online account?A: You will have the ability to file and pay your Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT), Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) assessment, and your annual Business Tax.Q: What payment choices do I have?A: You can pay with a credit or debit card, or you can transfer funds directly from your checking account. There is no fee to pay directly out of your checking account as an electronic transfer or e-check. There will be a small convenience fee to pay with a credit or debit card.Q: What will my Return look like online?A: We try to match the look of your paper Return as much as possible, so you'll find it easy to read your Return onscreen.Q: How do I know the payment went through?A: After you complete the transaction, you will receive an e-mail receipt to confirm that your payment went through.Q: When is the latest that an online payment can be made for it to be posted on the same business day?A: Payments made online by 11:59 PM PDT will be posted on that business day.Q: Is my information safe?A: Absolutely. All the transactions are handled on secure servers. As long as you don't give out your password, only you will be able to access your account. Plus, your personal information or e-mail address will not be sold or rented to third parties for marketing purposes without your permission.Q: Who can I contact if I haven't received my PIN number?A: Pin numbers are mailed in a introductory letter along with the business tax and TOT certificates when first issued. If you need your pin please contact your Revenue Specialist.Q: I need help with registering a new account, changing my password, or navigating the website. Who should I contact?A: For technical questions, you can reach customer support at Xpress Bill Pay by calling 1-800-766-2350.Q: I have a question regarding my account history, payment history, or the current Monthly Return for TOT/TBID.
Tax form changes | FTB.ca.gov
AB 176, which chaptered on September 23, 2021, allows an exclusion from gross income grant allocations received by a taxpayer pursuant the California Microbusiness COVID-19 Relief Program and California Venues Grant Program. Federal law has no similar exclusion. Enter on Schedule K/K-1 (565), line 11b – Total Other Income.
5 & 6.
 SB 113, chaptered on February 9, 2022, provides conformity to the federal Shuttered Venue Operator Grant provision for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2019, which allows a gross income exclusion and provides modified conformity in regards to an eligible expense deduction. For California purposes, if you are an ineligible entity and deducted eligible expenses for federal purposes, enter that amount on the applicable line(s) as a column (c) adjustment.

2020
Form 565, Partnership Tax Booklet
03/29/2022
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Page 2, Table of Contents.
Page 3, Column 1, Whatâs New, before Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program paragraph.
Page 3, Column 1, Whatâs New, before Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program paragraph.
Page 3, Column 1, Whatâs New, before Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program paragraph.
Page 3, Column 1, Whatâs New, before Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grant Program paragraph.
Page 16, Column 2, Schedule K (565) and Schedule K-1 (565) – Partnerâs Shares of Income, Deductions, Credits, etc., before Paycheck Protection Program Loans Forgiveness paragraph.
Page 16, Column 2 Schedule K (565) and Schedule K-1 (565) – Partnerâs Shares of Income, Deductions, Credits, etc., after Paycheck Protection Program Loans Forgiveness paragraph.
Page 19 Column 1 Income, before Qualified Opportunity Zone funds paragraph.
Page 19, Column 1 Income, before Qualified Opportunity Zone funds paragraph.

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Whatâs New, Other Loan Forgiveness paragraph added.
Whatâs New, California Microbusiness COVID-19 Relief Grant paragraph added.
Whatâs New, California Venues Grant paragraph added.
Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
(3) Require an applicant to self-certify that they have been unable to obtain employment that provides an average monthly wage that is equal to, or greater than, the average monthly wage received from their employment before the COVID-19 pandemic.(4) Verify that the applicant was not enrolled in a training program, college, or university at the time the applicant was displaced from the applicant’s employment.(5) Ensure that, if a student opts to attend an institution of higher education, the student’s grant
	 funding is used to supplement and not supplant other sources of grant financial aid.(d) Grants allocated by the commission under this article shall be used to do either of the following:(1) Support the costs to access an educational program offered by an institution of higher education.(2) Obtain training from a provider that is included on the state’s Eligible Training Provider List, and that has a demonstrated track record of having the majority of its participants obtain employment that pays at least a living wage, as calculated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology within one calendar year of program completion.(e) An eligible individual may request and receive no more than one grant under this article.(f) To the extent practicable, applicants determined to be eligible for a grant under this article shall have their grants provided directly to the institution of higher education of their choosing or directly to the applicable training provider included on the state’s Eligible Training Provider List.(g) The commission shall collaborate with institutions of higher education to facilitate the offering of these grant opportunities through campuses of those institutions. As a condition of making these grants available to individuals through institutions of higher education, those institutions shall comply with the applicable programmatic requirements of subdivisions (a) to (f), inclusive, and report the information necessary for the commission to complete the report required pursuant to subdivision (i). To the extent practicable, institutions of higher education shall match the grant
	 awards provided to individuals enrolling in an educational program offered by the institution with any available institutional aid.(h) The commission may adopt regulations it deems necessary for the implementation of this program.
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Are there exceptions to withholding?
Yes. Withholding is not required if one of the following exceptions is met:

The individual, S corporation shareholder, or partner is a California resident.
The payee meets one of the exemptions on Form 590, Withholding Exemption Certificate.
The total payments or distributions of California source income to the nonresident are equal to or less than $1,500 for the calendar year.
The payment is for goods.
The services provided by the nonresident are not performed in California.
The nonresident payee or the withholding agent receives written authorization from us waiving the withholding.
The payments are income from intangible personal property, such as interest and dividends, unless the property has acquired a business situs in this state.
The payments are compensation from a motor carrier providing transportation in two or more states, subject to Section 14503(a)(1) of Title 49 of the United States Code.
The payments are wages paid to employees. For information on employee wage withholding, contact the California EDD.
The payee is a bank or banking association.
The payments are made to a nonresident corporate director for directorâs services. 
The distribution is exempt income.
The partner has certified that the income was previously reported on the partnerâs California tax return.

The exemption for motor carriers does not apply to all transportation providers. Similar exemptions for payments made to air, water, and rail carriers apply only to nonresident employees and not to independent contractors.
16. Are withholding agents required to notify nonresidents of the withholding requirements?
No. Withholding agents are not required to notify nonresidents of the withholding requirements. However, we recommend that they explain Californiaâs withholding requirements to avoid confusion.
Income Subject to Withholding
17. What types of payments are subject to withholding?
The following California source income is subject to withholding:

Payments made for personal services performed in California. Where the nonresident lives, the location where the contract for services is entered into, or the place of payment does not determine the source of income from personal services.
FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
Contact the City of Dublin Community Development Department if you have any questions by phone at (925) 833-6610 or email at businesslicensehelp@dublin.ca.gov. 

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If I have a county business license, do I need a Dublin business license?

A county business license allows a business to operate in the unincorporated areas of the county and is not valid for business operations conducted within the City of Dublin. To operate business in Dublin, a City of Dublin business license is required. Business License Application Forms 

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Are there other agencies I need to contact prior to opening my business?

You must also comply with any and all regulations that pertain to your business (i.e. zoning, health, safety). The business license is a registration of your business in Dublin. You may need to contact other agencies prior to the opening of your business.  

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Do I need a Peddlers Permit?

If you are going from place to place or house to house conducting business or selling product, register with the Dublin Police Department for a Peddler's Permit and obtain a business license. 

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When does the City Council meet?

The City Council meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month, unless a special meeting is called by City Council. View the meeting calendar online. 

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When will the City Council agenda be ready?

Agendas are posted by the end of the day on the Friday before each City Council meeting. View the Council agendas and minutes. 

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How can I watch a City Council meeting?

The public can attend City Council meetings in person and they are livestreamed and available at www.tv28live.org for viewing and also broadcast live on Comcast T.V. channel 28 beginning at 7:00 p.m. Meetings are also available on City’s website: View live or archived City Council meetings 

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Where can I find City Council meeting minutes?

City Council meeting minutes are available on our Council agendas and minutes page. 

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What Commissions and Committees does the City have?
Pay Your TOT/TBID and Business Tax Online | Mammoth Lakes, CA - Official Website
It's fast, it's easy, and you no longer have to write a check each month or find a stamp when it's time to send in your payment.When you sign up for an online payment account you get a unique password that you use to access your personal account at Xpress Bill Pay. You can receive an email and text message reminder each month to let you know when your Return is available online. Sign up on the Town's Notify Me by clicking here and subscribing to the Monthly TOT/TBID Return Update.When you are ready to submit your Return and payment, just log in through your Web browser and open your pending Return. Select a payment type - credit card, debit card, or electronic funds transfer, and you're done!It's that easy, and it only takes you a few minutes each month.ResourcesXpressbillpay First Time Users FAQCustomer Support at Xpress Bill Pay 1-800-766-2350(For general technical questions relating to registering a new online account, changing your password, or navigating the website)How to Sign Up To create a new account on Xpress Bill Pay, please have the following information ready:Your Business Tax Certificate number (aka your account number)Your PIN numberAn active email addressIf you are a new user and have never had an online portal account, please reference in the introductory letter than was send with your business tax and TOT certificate or contact your Revenue Specialist for your pin number. 1. Go to Xpress Bill Pay and click on 'Sign Up' at the top of the page. 2. Follow the instructions on the screen. You will need a valid e-mail address and password to create an account. 3.  On the "Add e-Bills" page is where you will be linking your Business Tax Certificate to your online account. You will need the PIN number associated with your Business Tax Certificate to link your account.
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I would like to accept EBT at my store. What do I need to do? 

Businesses interested in accepting EBT CalFresh/SNAP benefits should call the USDA Food and Nutrition Service at 877.823.4369 or visit https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/apply-to-accept .
  
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.
FAQs • Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation of the State o
All of our memberships are month to month. Members will be billed on the 1st of every month unless the membership is cancelled or a freeze is requested. 

2.
Do residents of Roosevelt Island get discounted pricing?

Absolutely! Residents of Roosevelt Island enjoy a discount off their adult membership for a total price of $30/month. All membership pricing already includes tax.  

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How will you verify residency status?

To qualify for a resident discount, you must submit proof of identity, age, AND Roosevelt Island residency:Proof of identity: State license or photo ID with name matching the proof of residency.Proof of residency: Lease, Rent Bill, or Utility Bill with a Roosevelt Island address and name matching the proof of identity. (Proof must be dated within 3 months of submission) 

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Do you offer any senior or disability discounts?

We offer reduced pricing of $25/month for seniors ages 65+ or the disabled, and $15/month for teens ages 13-17. 

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Is there a daily drop-in fee? 

We do allow drop-ins at a rate of $15.00 per day for adults 18 and over and $10 per day for children 17 and under. 

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What can I access as a drop-in user?

Drop ins are given access to unlimited use of the swimming pool, basketball court, recreation room, and fitness center for the day. Drop ins should keep in mind that Sportspark does restrict access to several spaces to host member-only and paid programs, which are announced well in advance and are reflected in our programming schedules.We encourage all drop ins to check our programming schedules before arriving and purchasing a drop in pass.Drop ins will not have access to member-only and paid programs. 

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As a member, can I bring a guest?

We do not offer complementary guest passes to our members. If you wish to bring a friend, a family member, or colleague to Sportspark they will be charged as a standard drop in user. 

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Will I have to renew my membership myself every month, or does Sportspark do it for me?
Ballot Analysis
The process of qualifying a statewide initiative begins with the submission of a request (along with $2000) to the Attorney General’s (AG's) Office. During the first 30 days after submission, the public may provide comments to the initative's proponents via a website operated by the AG. The proponents may amend their measure any time up to five days after this public comment period.

The LAO and Department of Finance (DOF) are required to complete a joint analysis of the measure’s impact on state and local government finances. The LAO and DOF have 50 calendar days from the original submission date to provide that assessment to the AG. The AG then has 15 days to prepare a title and summary, which is provided to the Secretary of State (SOS) and included on the signature petitions.

To qualify for the ballot, supporters must gather a specified number of valid signatures with that number depending, in part, on whether the initiative proposes to change state law or the state Constitution. (Constitutional amendments have a higher signature requirement.) Supporters then have 180 days to gather signatures and turn them into the appropriate county elections office. The Legislature is required to convene a public hearing on each measure that has gathered at least 25 percent of the required signatures. Once SOS has certified that initiative proponents have gathered enough valid signatures, the measure goes on the next general election ballot—assuming it is at least 131 days before that election and the proponents have not withdrawn their measure.
The LAO Role. The LAO works with DOF to prepare an impartial assessment of each statewide initiative submitted by the public before it can be circulated for signature gathering. State law requires that this analysis provide an estimate of the measure’s impact on state and local government revenues and costs. The analysis typically also includes relevant background information and a summary of the measure’s provisions. The LAO does not take a position on proposed initiatives, nor does it advise proponents on what changes they should make during the public review period. The AG incorporates a summary of the fiscal estimate developed by the LAO and DOF into the summary that is included on the petitions circulated by signature gatherers.
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 The proposition is the power of voters to determine whether to implement proposed changes to the state Constitution or other laws.
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<h2>The State’s Contribution May Not Cover the Entire Monthly Premium</h2>
<p>If you’re fully vested and receive 100% of the state’s contribution toward your health benefits, that amount may not cover your entire monthly premium, and the remaining balance will be deducted from your retirement warrant.</p>
<p>The state’s contribution is set annually based on a formula set in state law, and is calculated for single, two-party, and family health premiums. That amount is published annually on the <a href="https://www.calpers.ca.gov/page/retirees/health-and-medicare/retiree-plans-and-rates" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Retiree Plans &amp; Rates</a> page of the CalPERS website before Open Enrollment.</p>
<h2>CSU, Judicial, and Legislative Employees Vesting Requirements</h2>
<p>There are no state vesting requirements for employees of the Legislature, CSU employees hired before July 1, 2017, or state and CSU members that qualify for a disability or industrial disability retirement. These members receive 100% of the state contribution.</p>
<p>CSU employees hired on or after July 1, 2017, in certain bargaining units, have a 10-year health vesting requirement.</p>
<p>Judicial branch employees hired before 2017 have a 10-year vesting requirement. If you were hired after January 1, 2017, you fall under the state’s 25-year vesting schedule.</p>
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