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All of the applicants information is submitted by Records to the CCC Sheriff's VICE Unit where a background check will be performed. The check will include a Tax collector check and DOJ check. The fee for the Tax check is $60. The background check takes 30 to 60 days to complete.Applicant must submit to fingerprints check (live scan) and provide proof of a Bond to County records. This fee is $57 more or less.The County requires that the solicitor obtain a Business License through the Town of Danville if they are soliciting in Danville. To obtain a business license 925-314-3326Once the solicitor has filled out the County application and obtained a Business License they turn in their completed application to County Records.Once the solicitor has passed the background they will have the option to purchase a 3 month ($15) or 1 year ($60) permit. They will be issued a pocket ID card that they must carry with them when they are soliciting. The front of the card contains their photo and the following information: height, weight, hair color, eye color, vendor permit number. The back of the card contains the solicitors name, address and date of expiration.The solicitor must first obtain a permit application packet from Contra Costa County Records by calling 925-335-1570. This fee is $5. 

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Where can I drop off syringes?

The Town of Danville Police Department currently accepts syringes / sharps in our lobby during business hours. Syringes / sharps need to be placed in a rigid, sealed container before placing in the red receptacle. San Ramon also accepts used syringes / needles.San Ramon Valley Fire District1500 Bollinger Canyon RoadSan Ramon, CA 94583Phone: 925-838-6640 

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The Town of Danville Police Department will accept expired or unused medications, however, we do not accept controlled (i.e. morphine, oxycodone, etc.) medication. The individual will dump all of the pills into one zip lock bag and recycle the bottles at home.
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No. NDI-FCL does not require a waiting period before you can be paid.

Can I file a bonding claim and a caregiver claim?

Yes. You can file both claims, but you are only eligible to receive a combined maximum of 8 weeks (56 days) in a 12-month period. Your bonding claim and caregiver claim cannot overlap.

What is the difference between NDI-FCL and ENDI? 

NDI-FCL benefits are only available to excluded employees or an employee represented by a specific bargaining unit that has FCL language in their Memorandum of Understanding and who are not able to participate in the California State Disability Insurance Paid Family Leave program. Only the state employees mentioned above who are enrolled in the Annual Leave Program are eligible for these benefits.
NDI-FCL provides up to six weeks of benefits in a 12-month period for employees who are excluded from bargaining and need to take time off work for family leave.
NDI-FCL does not require a 7 or 10-day waiting period before benefits are payable.
ENDI provides up to 26 weeks of benefits for a qualifying medical disability and requires a 7 or 10-day waiting period before benefits are paid.

Is the claim process for NDI-FCL and ENDI the same? 

Yes. The claim process, the roles and responsibilities of the personnel offices, and how the benefits are paid are the same as the ENDI program.
For additional information, contact us at 1-866-758-9768.

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After a positive test result, you may continue to test positive for some time. Some tests, especially PCR tests, may continue to show a positive result for up to 90 days. Reinfections can occur within 90 days, which can make it hard to know if a positive test indicates a new infection.  Consider consulting a healthcare provider if you have any questions or concerns about your circumstances.
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Visit a community-based testing location, such as a pharmacy or health center near you. These locations may offer PCR or antigen tests, and provide low- or no-cost testing for everyone, including people without insurance. Free PCR or antigen tests may also be available through your local health department.
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If Your COVID-19 Test IsPositiveA positive COVID-19 test means the virus was detected and you have or recently had an infection.

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Fake shipping notification emails and text messages: What you need to know this holiday season

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 When you order something online, you might get several emails or text messages about your order: Confirming your order. Telling you it shipped. Saying it's out for delivery. Notifying you about delivery. Did you know that scammers send fake package shipment and delivery notifications to try to steal people's personal information — not just at the holidays, but all year long? Here's what you need to know to protect yourself from these scams.

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 When you order something online, you might get several emails or text messages about your order: Confirming your order. Telling you it shipped. Saying it's out for delivery. Notifying you about delivery. Did you know that scammers send fake package shipment and delivery notifications to try to steal people's personal information — not just at the holidays, but all year long? Here's what you need to know to protect yourself from these scams.

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 Are you having a hard time paying your mortgage? Even if you’ve missed payments or you’re already facing foreclosure, you still might have options. You really do, but that’s the same thing scammers will tell you. Fortunately, there are ways to spot mortgage relief scams while you focus on saving your home.

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 If you’re looking for a new job, getting paid to shop might sound like a dream. Companies hire mystery shoppers to try products or services and share experiences about things like buying or returning something, or their overall customer experience. But while some mystery shopping jobs are legitimate, many aren’t. So how do you spot the scams?

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Select Cancel my access to this account from the Account Security panel.
Select Ok to cancel access to this account.
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Can I cancel online access to all my clients’ accounts?

Yes. To cancel access to all of your clients’ accounts, follow these steps:

Log in to e-Services for Business.
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Select Cancel Access to All Accounts from the  Access Management panel.
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How can I regain access to an employer payroll tax account online if there was a change in ownership?

You can regain access to an employer payroll tax account under the new owner by following these steps:

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Can I have limited access to my client’s employer payroll tax account to file the Report of New Employee(s) (DE 34)?

Yes. You can submit the DE 34 information without having full access to your clients’ employer payroll tax account. Just select Attach a Return File. For direct entry submissions, you must have full access to file using the File Report of New Employee(s) option.

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You can use e-Services for Business to access your employer payroll tax account as soon as you receive your employer payroll tax account number. You must first enroll in e-Services for Business.

When will I receive my employer payroll tax account number after I enroll?

Most requests can take up to ten business days to complete. We may need more time for complex requests, accounts with tax exemptions, or specialized coverage.
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The estimated annual burden per respondent varies from 35 hours to 45 hours, depending on individual circumstances, with an estimated average burden of 40 hours to complete the certification required under this notice. The estimated number of respondents is 5. The estimated annual frequency of responses is on occasion. Books or records relating to a collection of information must be retained as long as their contents may become material in the administration of any internal revenue law. Generally, tax returns and tax return information are confidential, as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. SECTION 8. DRAFTING INFORMATION The principal author of this notice is Jaime C. Park of the Office of Associate Chief Counsel (Passthroughs & Special Industries). For further information regarding this notice, contact Jaime C. Park at (202) 622-3110 (not a toll-free call). Notice 2008-34 Distressed Asset Trust (DAT) Transaction The Internal Revenue Service (Service) and the Treasury Department are aware of a type of transaction, described below, in which a tax indifferent party, directly or indirectly, contributes one or more distressed assets (for example, a creditor’s interest in debt) with a high basis and low fair market value to a trust or series of trusts and sub-trusts, and a U.S. taxpayer acquires an interest in the trust (and/or series of trusts and/or sub-trusts) for the purpose of shifting a built-in loss from the tax indifferent party to the U.S. taxpayer that has not incurred the economic loss. This notice alerts taxpayers and their representatives that this transaction (referred to as a distressed asset trust or DAT transaction) is a tax avoidance transaction and identifies this transaction, and substantially similar transactions, as listed transactions for purposes of § 1.6011-4(b)(2) of the Income Tax Regulations and §§ 6111 and 6112 of the Internal Revenue Code. This notice also alerts persons involved with these transactions to certain responsibilities that may arise from their involvement with these transactions. BACKGROUND The Service and Treasury Department are aware that, prior to October 23, 2004, taxpayers used partnerships improperly to engage in variations of the distressed asset transaction described in this notice.
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Para hablar con un representante, llame al 1-866-401-2849, de lunes a viernes, de 8 a.m. a 5 p.m. (hora del Pacífico), excepto los días festivos del estado (solamente en inglés).

¿Cómo reporto un fraude si alguien usó mi número de Seguro Social para presentar una solicitud?

Si recibió un Formulario 1099G pero no presentó una solicitud para beneficios y cree que alguien más presentó una solicitud con su nombre, dirección o número de Seguro Social, comuníquese con nosotros para reportar el fraude. Visite Ask EDD y seleccione la categoría Reportar fraude (solamente en inglés) o llame al 1-800-229-6297 de lunes a viernes, de 8 a.m. a 5 p.m. (hora del Pacífico), excepto los días festivos estatales (solamente en inglés).
Si comprobamos que fue víctima de fraude, removeremos la solicitud de su número de Seguro Social y le enviaremos un Formulario 1099G actualizado, si es necesario. Revise la guía fiscal del IRS sobre el robo de identidad relacionado con los beneficios por desempleo (solamente en inglés).
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We'll need a copy of the power of attorney authorizing that person to act on your behalf. Review the CalPERS Special Power of Attorney (PUB 30) (PDF) to learn more.

On what day of the month will my direct deposit be made?
Your retirement or benefit payment will transfer into your account on the first day of the month. If the first day is a non-banking day, the transfer will happen on the banking day prior to the first. To comply with Internal Revenue Service regulations in reporting retirement income for the proper tax year, transfers dated January 1 must be processed on the first banking day after New Year's Day. View retirement check Pay Days.

What are the deductions on my retirement check?
Deductions on your retirement check can vary. Some are automatic, such as those for health benefits, service credit purchase, or liens and levies related to Internal Revenue Service or State Franchise Tax Board actions. Optional deductions are member-authorized for payments to organizations that have agreements on file with CalPERS, such as life insurance premiums, union dues, or charitable contributions.

What if I close my account and forget to notify CalPERS?
Once you realize this has happened, contact us immediately. If the financial institution has already returned your deposit, we'll send a replacement check to your home. If the check has not yet been returned, we will watch for it and mail you a check once the funds are returned.

When can I enroll in direct deposit?
You can sign up at any time. To enroll online, log in to my|CalPERS, go to the Retirement tab, and select Payment Options. To enroll by mail, complete the Direct Deposit Authorization (PDF).

When will I get my first retirement check?
That depends on your retirement date and when your final documents are received and processed by CalPERS. The first payment can take up to 30-45 calendar days from your retirement date or the date your application is received, whichever is later. Because each case is different, contact us to know exactly when your first check will be sent.

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