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Staying compliant with regulations is crucial for businesses because it ensures they operate legally and ethically, protecting customers, stakeholders, and the environment while maintaining a positive reputation by adhering to industry standards and avoiding potential legal repercussions like fines and penalties; essentially, it allows businesses to operate within the law, maintain public trust, and develop and apply sustainability goals.
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Many states have laws regulating the solicitation of funds for charitable purposes. These statutes generally require organizations to register with a state agency before soliciting the state's residents for contributions, providing exemptions from registration for certain categories of organizations. In addition, organizations may be required to file periodic financial reports. State laws may impose additional requirements on fundraising activity involving paid solicitors and fundraising counsel.
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Every corporation, LLC, association, (excluding nonprofits) that's incorporated, registered, or doing business in California must pay the $800 minimum franchise tax OR estimated tax on income.
Newly incorporated or qualified corporations are not required to pay the minimum franchise tax in their first taxable year.
Corporations are also not subject to the minimum tax if both of the following are true:
Pay your minimum franchise or estimated tax on the due date to avoid interest and penalties.
Minimum franchise tax is DUE at time of filing return. Estimated tax is payable in four installments. The installments are DUE and payable by the 15th day of the 4th, 6th, 9th, and 12th month of the taxable year.
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Failure to file your SI with the CA Secretary of State may lead to penalties of $250 assessed by the Franchise Tax Board.
First SI is due within 90 days of formation of an entity
Statements are due yearly for Corporations and biennial for LLCs. & Non-Profits
Updated statements are needed when there is information changes in between filing periods
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Filings are required as follows; for Business Created:
Upon the publication of the interim final rule, the following deadlines apply for foreign entities that are reporting companies:
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