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Underground Economy Operations Lead Referral Complaint Form (DE 660 Rev 3 (1-22))

Underground Economy Operations Lead Referral Complaint Form (DE 660 Rev 3 (1-22)) 2026

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The document is a Lead Referral/Complaint Form used by the Employment Development Department to report alleged noncompliance issues related to businesses operating in the underground economy. It provides detailed instructions for submitting complaints, including sections for personal contact information, general and detailed business information, issues of noncompliance, bookkeeping and payroll details, and employee information. The form aims to assist in investigations of labor law violations.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Underground Economy Operations Lead Referral Complaint Form in the editor.
Begin by filling out your contact information. Include your name, address, phone number, and email. If you prefer to remain anonymous, you can skip this section.
Next, provide general business information. Enter the business name, owner's name, address, phone number, website, type of service provided, and years in business.
In the detailed business information section, describe the issue of noncompliance or complaint clearly. Specify where the business operates and who hired and directed the workers.
List any witnesses along with their contact details and include any other important information that may assist in the investigation.
Complete the bookkeeping and payroll information section by detailing payroll preparer information and confirming if payroll tax deductions are withheld.
Finally, provide employee information including the number of employees, hours worked per week, pay rate, payment frequency, and job descriptions.

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