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IRS:
AICPA Tax Filing FAQs
SEC
From the FTB: Statute of limitations, postponements and COVID-19—The FTB has extended the e-signature option for statute of limitation waivers through June 30, 2021. (Dec. 14)
Gov. Newsom Announces Assistance for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19, Including Temporary Tax Relief and $500 Million in Grants (Nov. 30)
Governor Releases Updated Industry Guidance | California Resilience Roadmap
Governor Taps California Business, Labor, Health Care and Community Leaders for New Task Force on Business and Jobs Recovery
Gov. Newsom Signs Executive Order Providing Relief to California Small Businesses: Order also provides 90-day extension in state and local taxes, including sales tax, and extends licensing deadlines and requirements for a number of Department of Consumer Affairs boards, including the CBA.
Additional assistance available for California small businesses and workers impacted by the crisis:
CPA Services Designated as Essential
State Postpones Deadlines for Filing Tax Protests, Appeals and Refund Claims Due to COVID-19 (FTB): California taxpayers have until July 15 to complete certain time sensitive acts pertaining to state taxes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including claims for refunds with FTB, protests of proposed tax assessments with FTB and appeals to the Office of Tax Appeals of Notices of Action denying claims for refund or affirming tax assessments.
Department of Consumer Affairs: Order Waiving License Renewal Requirements (May 4, 2020)
CBA: While the CBA offices are temporarily closed, CBA staff continue to work remotely and make every effort to continue core licensing and oversight functions. The CBA has indicated it will be as flexible as possible when working to accommodate requests for extensions of certain exam, license or renewal related requirements. We encourage all impacted members to review important licensure information on the CBA’s website and contact the CBA directly with any requests for accommodation. CalCPA is also urging patience when working with the CBA. While it will make every effort to minimize disruptions, delays to internal processes and work flows may be unavoidable.
License Renewals
Uniform CPA Exam and Initial Licensure
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