FTB is Accepting Comments From Public About Proposed Changes to R&TC 19133 and Title 18, California Code of Regulations, section 23663-1, as well as the potential adoption of Title 18 section 23663-6, relating to Assignment of Credits

I have nothing to say regarding Title 18, but I have a lot to say about Revenue and Tax Code 19133! I have requested two major changes to the law. You can read my requests in their entirety here, but here are the highlights:

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California Supreme Court Declined to Take The Accusation

No explanation was given for why the judges refused to take the Accusation where I documented that FTB employee Eric Yadao conspired to cover up his employer’s criminal activities by improperly redacting documents to hide evidence. I am disappointed, but not surprised. It seems to me that if my case was weak, the CA Supreme Court would have taken it in order to clear FTB of all allegations of criminal activity. I believe the fact that the judges chose to pass on my case indicates that I would have won.

In good news, though, I got a letter from the California Auditor’s Office indicating that they have opened an investigation into the Franchise Tax Board. No word back from the FBI as of yet.