Bill > AB1307

This bill makes several changes related to tax administration and collections. It amends existing law to allow the registrar of contractors to refuse to issue, reinstate, reactivate, or renew a license if a licensee has outstanding final liabilities, including taxes, penalties, and fees, owed to various state agencies like the Franchise Tax Board and the State Board of Equalization, with an exception for those who have entered into and are complying with an installment payment agreement with the State Board of Equalization. The bill also adds a new provision allowing the State Board of Equalization to refuse to issue a seller's permit to individuals or entities that have outstanding final liabilities with the board, or if a controlling person of a non-natural entity has such a liability, again with an exception for those in compliance with an installment payment agreement. Finally, it amends a section of the Unemployment Insurance Code to clarify that information collected from employers about new hires can be shared with the Franchise Tax Board and the State Board of Equalization for tax or fee enforcement purposes.