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03/10/09 2:31pm PDT
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CA Installment Agreement

Client filed a CA Installment Agreement for 2007, still has a balance, and now owes CA 2008 as well.
Will she need to file an additional / new Installment Agreement for 2008 amount ... or does CA offer a "restructuring of existing agreements" like the FED ... so that the 2007 remaining balance and the new 2008 balance due could be combined?

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03/26/09 12:34pm PDT

CA said ... Client will need to pay off the 2007 Installment Agreement before submitting another for 2008.

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03/30/09 8:01am PDT

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You need to have the client adjust their W-4/s or make estimated payments during the year so this won't happen again. taxea

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