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- What address do i mail California resident income tax return?
If your tax return has an amount due, mail your tax return to the following address: FRANCHISE TAX BOARD PO BOX 942867 SACRAMENTO CA 94267-0001 If your tax return shows a refund or no amount due, mail your tax return to the following address: FRANCHISE TAX BOARD PO BOX 942840 SACRAMENTO CA 94240-0001 For more information, you can reference page 12 of the California tax instructions linked to
- Solved: California Franchise Tax Board TurboTax Premier
If the LLC does business in California, it may need to register and pay franchise taxes in California California does tax all income sources on an individual tax return But a California resident would only file Form 568 if they filed Schedule C for a Single-Member LLC on their personal tax return
- If you are expecting a refund, mail your tax return: FRA. . .
If you are expecting a refund , mail your tax return: FRANCHISE TAX BOARD PO BOX 942840 SACRAMENTO CA 94240-0001 If you owe state taxes , mail your tax return
- I just filed I will be mailing in a payment to the franchise tax board . . .
I am assuming you are referring to the California Franchise Tax Board as that is the state most commonly associated with the phrase FTB (If thats not the case, let me know which state) Here are the instructions to mail a payment - Mail your check or money order: Include a copy of your notice, bill, or payment voucher
- CA Tax Board Hasnt Cashed Estimated Payment in Over a Month - Intuit
Agreeing with @Critter for the future, suggest you call the CA franchise Tax board and confirm if they have received the check
- Probate: What are the ramifications of notifying the FTB of decedents . . .
I failed to notify Franchise Tax Board of my relative's death in a CA Probate case He died in late 2013 I was appointed administrator in March 2014 The case is wrapping up now, and I am getting ready to do my final accounting I just now realized I missed the FTB notification requirement What happens now? I already filed taxes for the estate and made sure the taxes were paid for the year
- Can I sue the California Franchise Tax Board? - Legal Answers
Can I sue the California Franchise Tax Board? I am an Army Officer stationed in California for 3 more weeks (I have orders assigning me to Korea) I received some legal looking notice telling me that I owed the state of California $2,085 for taxes in 2015
- California Form 1099-G –- mailing requirement
The California Franchise Tax Board website says Federal law requires the FTB to mail a Form 1099-G to taxpayers who “itemized and received a refund” Does that mean itemized deductions on the federal tax return?
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