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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ca nonresident group in the editor.
- Begin with Part I, where you will list electing nonresident individuals. Fill in their SSN or ITIN in column (a) and their full name in column (b).
- In column (c), enter each individual's distributive share of California source income for the taxable year ending in 2020.
- For deferred compensation deductions, input the amount in column (d) as per FTB Pub. 1067 guidelines.
- Calculate CA source income less deferred compensation and enter it in column (e). Multiply this by 12.3% for column (f).
- Complete columns (g) and (h) for tax credits and Mental Health Services Tax, respectively, based on provided instructions.
- Proceed to Part II for electing nonresident directors, following similar steps to fill out their information accurately.
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