Why You Received This Notice
Your California income tax debt is overdue. If the full debt is not paid, the FTB will forward it to the U.S. Treasury Offset Program, which allows us to deduct the outstanding amount from eligible federal tax payments owed to you, including your federal tax refund. This action may also incur an additional offset fee. The letter serves as proof that the business is properly registered and in compliance with California’s tax laws.
What You Need To Do
Ensuring compliance with FTB 1102 requires fulfilling certain obligations as set forth by the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB). This involves providing the requested documentation to the FTB, either through electronic upload or mailing it as instructed.
As taxpayers, you bear the responsibility of withholding the appropriate amount from the transaction and promptly submitting it to the FTB within the specified timeframe.
It is crucial to adhere to these requirements diligently, as any failure to comply may result in penalties being imposed on both the buyer and the seller involved in the real estate transaction. By adhering to the FTB’s guidelines and promptly fulfilling your obligations, you can ensure a smooth and legally compliant process.
Always prioritize timely communication and accurate record-keeping throughout the process to safeguard against any inadvertent errors and to maintain compliance with FTB regulations.
It functions as official confirmation of a business entity’s position and conformity with state tax rules. Having an FTB 1102 is essential for a variety of legal and financial reasons, giving businesses the grounds they need to operate smoothly and engage in important transactions.
If you require help with taxes or are in need of tax relief, don’t hesitate to get in touch with Priority Tax Relief immediately
