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To help you determine changes to make to your CalPERS benefits if you’re impacted by one of these events, review our publication Changing Your Beneficiary or Monthly Benefit After Retirement (PUB 98) (PDF). This publication is helpful when you need to do one of the following:

Add or change your lump-sum beneficiary designation.
Modify your retirement payment option and/or life option beneficiary.
Request a benefit allowance increase due to removal of your option beneficiary.

The changes you’re eligible for depend on the life event, the retirement payment option you chose when you retired, and the type of change you want to make.
You can also call our Customer Contact Center at  888 CalPERS (or 888-225-7377) for help with your questions, or submit your questions online through your myCalPERS account.

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If you are filing your amended return in response to a billing notice you received, you will continue to receive billing notices until your amended tax return is accepted. You may file an informal claim for refund even though the full amount due including tax, penalty, and interest has not yet been paid. After the full amount due has been paid, you have the right to appeal to the Office of Tax Appeals at ota.ca.gov or to file suit in court if your claim for refund is disallowed.
To file an informal claim for refund, check box l for âInformal claimâ on Schedule X, Part II, line 1 and mail the claim to:

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The statute of limitations for filing claims for refunds is suspended during periods when a taxpayer is âfinancially disabled.â You are considered âfinancially disabledâ when you are unable to manage your financial affairs due to a medically determinable physical or mental impairment that is deemed to be either a terminal impairment or is expected to last for a continuous period of not less than 12 months. You are not considered âfinancially disabledâ during any period that your spouse/RDP or any other person is legally authorized to act on your behalf on financial matters. For more information, get form FTB 1564, Financially Disabled – Suspension of the Statute of Limitations.
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If you were notified of an error on your federal income tax return that changed your AGI, you may need to amend your California income tax return for that year.
If the IRS examines and changes your federal income tax return, and you owe additional tax, report these changes to the FTB within six months. You do not need to inform the FTB if the changes do not increase your California tax liability. If the changes made by the IRS result in a refund due, you must file a claim for refund within two years. Use an amended Form 540 and Schedule X to make any changes to your California income tax returns previously filed.
Include a copy of the final federal determination, along with all underlying data and schedules that explain or support the federal adjustment.
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Director’s Letter (Letter 11-K) was issued on July 2, 2012, to provide additional guidance to health plans regarding premium rate filings for individual policies sold through associations.
Rate Review for Individual and Small Group Markets
Beginning January 1, 2011, health plans are required to submit rate filings to the DMHC pursuant to Senate Bill 1163 (Leno, Chapter 661, Statutes of 2010). All rate filing documents are to be submitted through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ System for Electronic Rate and Form Filing (SERFF).
In addition, Assembly Bill 731 (Kalra, Chapter 807, Statutes of 2019) amended Health and Safety Code section 1385.01 and amended, repealed, and added section 1385.03 to require health plans to include annual medical trends by geographic rating region trends in the individual and small group rate filings.
The DMHC has released the following guidance and the Individual and Small Group Workbook for submissions via the SERFF system:
Individual and Small Group Guidance
Individual and Small Group Workbook
Further guidance regarding rate filing and rate filing contents may be released later.
Aggregate Rate for Individual and Small Group Markets
Assembly Bill 2118 (Kalra, Chapter 277, Statutes of 2020) requires health plans to annually report specified rate information on premiums, cost sharing, benefits, enrollment, and trend factors for products in the individual and small group markets for all grandfathered and non-grandfathered products. All aggregate rate filing documents are to be submitted through the National Association of Insurance Commissioners’ System for Electronic Rate and Form Filing (SERFF). The individual and small group annual aggregate rate information submitted by health plans is posted under Premium Rate Review. The DMHC is required to present the information annually.
The DMHC has release the following guidance and the Individual Annual Aggregate Rate Workbook and Small Group Annual Aggregate Rate Workbook via the SERFF system.
Individual and Small Group Annual Aggregate Rate Guidance
Individual Annual Aggregate Rate Workbook
Small Group Annual Aggregate Rate Workbook
Rate Review for Large Group Market
Assembly Bill 731 (Kalra, Chapter 807, Statutes of 2019) amended, repealed, and added section 1385.03 of the California Health and Safety Code.
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Beginning May 11, there will be a single myCalPERS Log In page, instead of separate pages for member and employer accounts.
What’s more, members will no longer see the security image and message when they log in.
The new login process will include just three simple steps:

On the myCalPERS login page, enter your Username and Password and select Log In.
Choose a verification method, then select Continue.
Enter your verification code, then select Continue.

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While having an email on file is mandatory, we recommend adding a mobile phone number too. This ensures you have an alternate contact method if you have difficulty accessing your email account.
Make Your Account Even More Secure
Consider enabling an authenticator app instead of receiving codes by text message, phone call, or email. Once enabled, the next time you log in to your myCalPERS account, you’ll enter a code from an authenticator app on your mobile device.
How to enable the authenticator app:

Log in to myCalPERS.
Go to the My Account dropdown.
Select Security Settings.
Scroll down to the Authenticator App card and select Enable an Authenticator App (if you don’t have one set up yet).

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The first time you log in to myCalPERS after the update, you’ll receive an alert prompting you to re-enable your authenticator app. Make sure to take this important step to bring your account up to date.
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Individuals have reported minor side effects after receiving a third shot of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine. They include: pain at the injection site, fatigue, muscle pain, headache and fever, but are often not long-lasting. 

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Applicants must show that the cost of seismic
safety compliance imposes a financial burden that may result in the
hospital’s closure, and that such closure would substantially impact
access to care in the surrounding community. Funds from the tax increase
are continuously appropriated and deposited into the California
Electronic Cigarette Excise Tax Fund, of which 10 percent is designated
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Financially Distressed Hospitals. As part of early action
trailer bill legislation (Chapter 6 of 2023 [AB 112, Committee on
Budget]), the Legislature created the Distressed Hospital Loan Program.
The program provides interest-free loans to public and private nonprofit
hospitals experiencing financial distress. Hospitals that receive loans
must begin repayment after the first 18 months and fully repay the loans
within 72 months. The legislation also provided $150 million one-time
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$200 million one-time MCO tax funds for HCAI hospital relief programs in
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Program (temporarily expanding the program above its ongoing SB 395
revenues). Because the MCO tax was conditioned on receiving federal
approval, the funds were not available at the start of the 2023‑24
fiscal year. In the months before receiving federal approval (which
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require—DOF to provide HCAI interest-free loans from the General Fund to
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To ensure timeliness, always use the pre-printed return mail envelope provided with each DE 1101CZ or DE 1101ER. If you do not have the return mail envelope, use the following address.
Employment Development DepartmentPO Box 989059West Sacramento, CA 95798-9059
View a sample of the DE1101CZ (PDF).
Save time: The State Information Data Exchange System (SIDES) is a secure and timely way for employers and third party administrators (TPAs) to electronically receive and respond to the DE 1101CZ. For more information or to get started, visit the SIDES page.
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This notice advises employers of EDD’s decision about a claimant’s eligibility for UI benefits. It provides a reason for the decision, the applicable section code of the UI law, charges to the employer reserve account, and appeal rights. Appeals must be in writing and received within 30 days from the mail date located at the top of the notice. Remember, failure to respond to the Notice of Unemployment Insurance Claim Filed (DE 1101CZ) means:

Employer is not entitled to receiving a Notice of Determination/Ruling
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This notice is mailed to all base period employers after the first payment has been made on the claim. It advises employers of the percentage of benefits chargeable to their employer reserve account. This is the second opportunity for the last employer and the first opportunity for base period employers (who were not the last employer) to provide eligibility information by responding in writing and mailing the response within 15 days from the mail date located at the top of the notice. Employers can request a ruling to have the liable charges relieved from their reserve account and the EDD will determine whether charges are assessed.
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