California FTB Audits Explained

California FTB Audits the majority of the time is based on an IRS audit. California mirrors the results and prorates it for the amount California taxes.

You then get a notice from the FTB called a notice of proposed assessment.

From there you can either agree and pay or you can file a protest by the date in the letter. Usually 60 days after the notice date.

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