As a self-employed individual, you may be required to file Form 348, California Tax Return for Self-Employment Income. This form is used to report your net earnings from self-employment in California. The deadline to file this form is April 15th, and there are a number of supporting documents that you will need to submit with your return. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of Form 348 and highlight some of the key information that you need to know in order to complete it accurately. We will also discuss some common tax deductions and credits that self-employed individuals can claim on their return. Let's get started!
Question | Answer |
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Form Name | California Form Fl 348 |
Form Length | 1 pages |
Fillable? | No |
Fillable fields | 0 |
Avg. time to fill out | 15 sec |
Other names | form fl 348, california fl 348, fl 348 california, filling out fl 180 |
PETITIONER/PLAINTIFF:
RESPONDENT/DEFENDANT:
CASE NUMBER:
PENSION
(Attach to form
This order concerns the division of retirement and survivor benefits between the following two parties:
Name of petitioner: |
Name of respondent: |
Address of petitioner: |
Address of respondent: |
Date of marriage or registration of domestic partnership: |
Date of separation: |
TO THE EMPLOYER/PLAN ADMINISTRATOR OF EACH PLAN IDENTIFIED BELOW:
Each party identified above is provisionally awarded without prejudice, and subject to adjustment by a later domestic relations order, a separate interest equal to
TO THE PARTIES:
Each party must provide the information and take the required actions listed below to protect the other party's interest in retirement benefits:
1.List below (or on a page attached) the name and address of each employer for which you or the other party work or worked where either of you participated in a retirement plan during the marriage and before your separation. Include the name (or a description if you do not have the name) of each of these plans.
See Attached
2.For each plan you listed under item 1, promptly deliver a copy of this order to the plan's administrator. You can deliver a copy of this order in person or by mail. Provide a proof of service to the court and the other party.
If you do not know the plan's administrator, deliver a copy to
•the employer or plan sponsor, or, if unknown,
•the trustee or custodian of any assets of the plan.
3.Each party who is a participant in a plan listed under item 1 must join that plan as a party to this case when joinder is required by law. (See Retirement Plan
4.If you are not the party who participated in a plan listed in item 1 and are concerned that you have not received proof that notice of your interest has been delivered to that plan, you are encouraged to deliver a copy of this order to the appropriate plan administrator as described in item 2. You also have a right to join any plan that requires joinder in the event that no joinder documents have been filed with the court or served on the plan's administrator.
5.Each party must promptly let each plan representative know of any change in that party's mailing address until all benefits due that party under the plan have been paid.
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www.courtinfo.ca.gov |
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Judicial Council of California |
Family Code, §§ 2337, 2610 |
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