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Make it payable to the Franchise Tax Board. If paying personal taxes, write your Social Security number and tax year you are paying for on the payment. If paying for business taxes write your tax account number and the year for which you are paying on the check or money order.
The Notice of Proposed Assessment (NPA) informs you that we intend to assess additional tax and/or penalties. You have a right to protest the NPA, which must be submitted within 60 days of the NPA date, or submitted by the Protest By date.
Electronic payments are required if you either: Make an estimated tax or extension payment over $20,000. File an original return with a tax liability over $80,000.
Reasonable cause may be established if a taxpayer can show that failure to comply with the law occurred despite the exercise of ordinary business care and prudence. For more information on reasonable cause, go to ftb.ca.gov and search for reasonable cause.
Reasonable cause is determined on a case by case basis considering all the facts and circumstances of your situation. Reasons that qualify for relief due to reasonable cause depend on the type of penalty you owe and the laws in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) for each penalty.
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Upon completion of the audit, we mail a Notice of Proposed Assessment (NPA) to you if you owe additional: Tax. Penalties. Interest.
Related Definitions Proposed assessment means the first written notice sent or given to the taxpayer stating that a division within the department has concluded that a tax is due.
The California e-pay mandate requires taxpayers to submit all future payments to the California Franchise Tax Board via electronic means if the tax liability on the return exceeds $80,000 or if any payment submitted (via any means) exceeds $20,000.
Notice of Proposed Assessment (FTB 5830) The Notice of Proposed Assessment informs you of our intention to assess additional tax and/or penalty. You have a right to protest the proposed assessment within 60 days.
The Notice of Proposed Assessment (NPA) informs you that we intend to assess additional tax and/or penalties. You have a right to protest the NPA, which must be submitted within 60 days of the NPA date, or submitted by the Protest By date.

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