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Form DE 88 (2019): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2019

Form DE 88 (2019) helps employers in California deposit payroll taxes, including UI, ETT, SDI, and PIT, with the EDD. Avoid penalties and filing errors.

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Form DE 88 (2018): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2018

Understand how to file Form DE 88 (2018) for California payroll taxes, including deadlines, penalties, deposit schedules, and e-file requirements.

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Form DE 88 (2017): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2017

Form DE 88 (2017) explains California Payroll Tax Deposit rules for employers; this guide covers deposits, schedules, penalties, and filing steps.

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Form DE 88 (2016): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2016

Understand how to file Form DE 88 (2016) for payroll tax deposits in California; includes late payment rules, deposit schedules, and common filing mistakes.

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Form DE 88 (2015): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2015

Form DE 88 (2015) helps employers make California payroll tax deposits with accurate reporting. Understand rules, deadlines, and filing requirements.

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Form DE 88 (2013): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2013

Learn how to use Form DE 88 (2013) to file payroll tax deposits with the EDD. Includes deposit schedules, penalties, electronic filing, and common mistakes.

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Form DE 88 (2012): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2012

Form DE 88 (2012) helps California employers submit payroll tax deposits correctly. Understand rules, deposit schedules, and filing requirements.

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Form DE 88 (2011): California Payroll Tax Deposit
2011

Understand how to file Form DE 88 (2011) for California payroll tax deposits. Includes employer rules, penalties, schedules, and step-by-step instructions.

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Why This Page Exists
California's Tax System Is Complicated.
We Made It Simple.
California tax forms are spread across multiple agencies — the Franchise Tax Board (FTB), the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA), and the Employment Development Department (EDD). This page organizes every form in one place so you find what you need in seconds, not minutes.
1

All 3 Agencies — One Page

FTB handles income tax. CDTFA handles sales tax. EDD handles payroll. Most state websites silo these. We don't.
2

Every Year Since 2010

State websites regularly remove prior-year forms. We archive every version from 2010–2026 so you can file back years without the runaround.
3

Guides + Checklists Included

Every major form comes with a plain-English guide, filing checklist, and links to related calculators — not just the raw PDF.
4

Organized by Your Situation

Whether you owe taxes, missed filings, or are facing enforcement — browse by what's happening to you, not by form number.
California's enforcement agencies — especially the FTB — are among the most aggressive in the country. When a notice arrives, the right form matters. This page exists to make sure you never waste time navigating state websites when you're already under pressure.
Most Requested

Top California Tax Forms

These are the forms Californians access most — organized for fast access.
FTB
FTB 540
California Resident Income Tax Return — Individual
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FTB
FTB 3567
Installment Agreement Request — Payment Plan
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CDTFA
CDTFA-401-A
State, Local, and District Sales and Use Tax Return
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Browse by Situation
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Your Specific Situation

Government websites organize by form number. We organize by what's actually happening to you. This is your unfair advantage.

If You Owe California Taxes
FTB 3567 — Installment Agreement (Payment Plan)
Calculator
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FTB 4905PIT — Offer in Compromise (Individual)
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FTB 4905BE — Offer in Compromise (Business)
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CDTFA-345 — Settlement Request
Help
If You Missed Filings
FTB 540 (Prior Years 2010–2025) — Late Returns
Guide
FTB 3561 — Financial Statement for Individuals
Help
FTB 3538 / 3539 — Extension of Time to File
Guide
EDD DE 9 — Back Quarterly Payroll Returns
Help
If the State Is Collecting
FTB 4600 — Request to Stop Wage Garnishment
Calculator
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FTB 9058 — Appeal / Protest of Assessment
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EDD Penalty Abatement Request Form
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CDTFA-735 — Relief from Liability
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If You Need Representation
FTB 3520 — Power of Attorney Declaration
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CDTFA-392 — Power of Attorney (Sales Tax)
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EDD DE 48 — Power of Attorney (Payroll)
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CDTFA-735 — Relief from Liability
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FTB 540
FTB 3567
FTB 3538
FTB 3539
FTB 540 — California Resident Income Tax Return (2024)
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Official source: California Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
California FTB 3567 (2025): Installment Agreement Request
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Official source: California Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
California Form 3538 (2024): Extension Payment Guide
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Official source: California Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
California Form 3539 (2024): Extension for Corporations
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Official source: California Franchise Tax Board (FTB)
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200+ forms from FTB, CDTFA, and EDD — 2010 through 2026.
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EDD 2025
Form DE 9 Rev. 1 — Quarterly Contribution Return & Report of Wages
Used by employers to report employee wages and pay unemployment insurance contributions quarterly.
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FTB 2024
Form 3538 — Extension Payment for Partnerships
Pay the required tax before your partnership return due date to secure a valid extension. Includes $800 minimum franchise tax.
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FTB 2024
Form 3538 — Extension Payment (2023 Tax Year)
Extension and prepayment form for partnerships filing under the 2023 California partnership rules.
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FTB 2024
Form 3539 — Extension for Corporations (2015)
File this form to secure a filing extension and avoid delinquency penalties for California corporations.
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Why GetTaxReliefNow

Why Our California Forms Library
Beats FTB, CDTFA & EDD Websites

1
All 3 Agencies in One Place
FTB, CDTFA, and EDD forms — unified and searchable. No more clicking between three state websites.
2
Full Archive: 2010–2026
California agency sites regularly remove or hide older forms. We keep every year accessible for back filing.
3
Guides + Checklists Included
Every major form comes with a plain-English guide and filing checklist that state agencies simply don't provide.
4
Browse by Situation, Not Number
Government sites require you to know the form number. We let you browse by what's actually happening to you.
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Connected Calculators
Payment plan forms link to our payment plan calculator. Levy forms link to our levy calculator. Forms become tools.
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Expert Help — One Click Away
Every form links to a qualified tax professional who can complete and file it for you if you need that support.
Common CA Tax Problems

California Tax Problems We Help Resolve

Finding the form is step one. Resolving the underlying problem is what matters.
Unfiled FTB Returns (2010–2025)
California will file a Substitute for Return on your behalf — always worse than filing yourself. We help you file back years correctly.
CDTFA Sales Tax Debt
Unpaid sales tax accumulates fast with California's interest and penalties. Installment agreements and relief programs exist.
EDD Payroll Tax Issues
Misclassification, late deposits, and audit notices from EDD can escalate to personal liability. Early action is critical.
FTB Wage Garnishments & Bank Levies
California can garnish up to 25% of disposable wages. We file the right forms to stop enforcement immediately.
Business Compliance & Registration
LLCs and corporations face the $800 minimum franchise tax even with no revenue. Missing filings compounds the debt.

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About This Resource

A Trusted Reference for Tax Professionals & Taxpayers

This page is used by individual taxpayers, enrolled agents, CPAs, and financial professionals to quickly access California state tax forms from the FTB, CDTFA, and EDD — without navigating multiple agency websites.
All forms are sourced directly from official California state agencies. This library is updated continuously to reflect the latest versions for the current tax year.
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200+ forms archived
Updated for 2026
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Don't Let California Tax Problems Escalate

California is one of the most aggressive states for tax enforcement. The right form is just the start — the right strategy is what protects you.