I would only add that generally speaking, the statute of limitations for filing a refund claim is the latter of 4 years from the due date of the...

Refunding of vehicle purchasing tax when move out of California?

You can avoid California sales tax if you contract with a dealer to ship the vehicle out of state and the dealer does so by means of facilities...

I have never filed state taxes? Only federal?

Based on your question, you obviously assume that you are owed a refund for each year since you only made an estimated $14,300 per year. ...

Just received a state tax lien against a business I use to own 20 years ago for $14,000, what are my options?

Since you did not mention whether it is a FTB, or BOE or EDD lien, I must ask that you tell us which agency filed it. CA FTB has a 20 year statute...

Can my husband file single when we were still together and married

No; he can only file married filing jointly or married filing separately.

I have a LLC with two other members. They have vanished leaving me with IRS debt, am I responsible for all of it?

I would only add the following advice regarding California's FTB. Make sure that the final tax return is marked final. Then make sure that you have...

I have tax liens from the state of CA filed on my CR on 2008 and 2011. I left the USA in 2006. What should I do

Write the FTB and tell them when you moved and the circumstances of your move. If you did NOT intend to return here and you were not abroad for...

Is there a tax loophole that allows you to keep your property tax basis when selling then buying in a non-contiguous county?

It is not a tax loophole. Revenue and Taxation Code sec. 69.5 allows certain hommeowners to transfer the adjusted base-year value of their...

Does filing for LLC Dissolution ( 1 Member / California ) paper work makes your personally liable for State Tax?

In other words, you can simply walk away based on the facts as described. You cannot be held personally liable. However, the FTB will probably...

Will I pay the same property tax?

Yes. The transfer of real property to a child is not a change in ownership. Thus, there will not be a reassessment of the property as a result....