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Therefore, a taxpayer required by IRC Â§ 475 to change its method of accounting for securities that files a California return conforming to the federal tax accounting for securities has elected to use such accounting method for California tax purposes. The deemed consent set forth in IRC Â§ 475 is sufficient for the required FTB consent. 
A dealer in securities that chooses not to follow IRC Â§ 475 to determine its California tax liability must affirmatively elect out of the mark-to-market method. Such election may be made by filing a California tax return that uses a different method of accounting for securities. A later change to the mark-to-market method of accounting for California purposes would be a change of accounting method for which FTB consent would be required. First Federal Savings and Loan Association of San Diego, Cal. St. Bd. of Equal., February 18, 1964. Note, in the event California enacts legislation at some future date conforming to IRC Â§ 475 alternatives may be provided for adopting the mark-to-market method of accounting for securities. 
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IRC amendments enacting IRC Â§ 475 apply to tax years ending on or after December 31, 1993.Therefore, calendar year taxpayers adopted the requisite change of accounting method (for federal tax purposes) in calendar year 1993. Timely federal and state tax returns for 1993 (and possibly 1994) have already been filed.
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Any taxpayer required to change its method of accounting to comply with IRC Â§ 475 is deemed to have initiated the change and received consent from the Secretary of the Treasury. P.L. 103-66, Â§ 13223(c)(2).
In general, the IRC amendment applies to all tax years ending on or after DecemberÂ 31, 1993; therefore, calendar year taxpayers had to comply with the rules for 1993.
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IRC Â§ 475 requires a dealer in securities to use the mark-to-market method of valuing securities held by the dealer at year end. Prior to enactment of IRC Â§Â 475, the mark-to-market method was one of three permissible accounting methods for valuing securities. California conformed to the use of each of these three methods. Revenue and Taxation Code ("R&TC") Â§Â§ 17551, 24651. After enactment of IRC Â§ 475, all dealers in securities had to account for securities held at year end using the mark-to-market method. If a taxpayer is required to change its method of accounting for federal tax purposes to comply with IRC Â§ 475, the taxpayer shall be treated as having initiated the change in accounting method and received the consent of the Secretary. The net adjustment amount from the change in accounting method required pursuant to IRC Â§ 481 shall be taken into account ratably over a 5-year period beginning with the year in which the change occurred.
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Check out the Town Zoning Map, the Zoning Reference Guide, or the interactive, online TOT Property Search Tool to find out if an address, APN, or complex is zoned for transient rentals.Report Illegal ActivityYou can anonymously report illegal rental activity by leaving a message on the TOT Hotline at (760) 965-3670 or by sending an email to Anonymous TOT Complaint Email. Additional InformationTown staff has compiled a list of resources to help the public comply with the Transient Occupancy Tax and Zoning Ordinances. For more specific information regarding TOT, please read our TOT Frequently Asked Questions resource, or click on one of the links below.You can sign up to receive an email and/or text message notice when the monthly return is available online, as well as a reminder approximately 5 days before the return is due. To sign up, visit the Notify Me page and subscribe to the Monthly TOT/TBID Return Update.ONLINE COMPLAINT FORMMUNICIPAL CODE § 3.12Thank you in advance for your compliance and understanding!

 
 
 

 

 

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It includes information about zoning and finance regulations and provides links to important forms.For additional questions or concerns, please contact the appropriate staff member listed below:For assistance setting up an account on Xpressbillpay.com please call (800) 766 2350For assistance with your Town of Mammoth Lakes account, please contact Revenue Specialist,   Ben Manning, at (760) 965-3665 All new Business Tax Certificate applicants, please contact Revenue Specialist, Ryan Menetrey, at (760) 965-3667If your questions are regarding TOT enforcement or if you need to speak with a staff member to report illegal rental activity, please contact Maria "Lupita" Lopez, or  Austin Baker  at (760) 965-3617Town office hours are from Monday to Friday, 8:00 am - Noon and 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm. What is Transient Occupancy Tax?Transient Occupancy Tax, or TOT, is a 13% tax that is charged "for the privilege of occupancy of any transient occupancy facility" (Town of Mammoth Lakes Municipal Code § 3.12.040). The tax is required to be paid by the guest to the operator of the transient facility at the time that the rent is paid. It is the operator’s responsibility to remit the TOT to the Town.Paper TOT and TBID Monthly Return Forms are available at the Town administrative offices or can be printed from the link below.TOT & TBID Monthly Return FormTOT Exemption Request FormIn addition to the rent paid for each night of a transient stay (less than 31 days) other fees are also subject to TOT. Any required fee that a guest must pay in order to stay at a transient facility is taxable. This includes but is not limited to:

 
 
 

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