FTB Form 3716: Voluntary Administrative Cancellation for California LLCs
Learn what FTB Form 3716 is, who needs it, and how California domestic LLCs use it to voluntarily cancel their registration with the Franchise Tax Board.
California
FTB Form 3567: How to Request an Installment Agreement with California’s Franchise Tax Board
Learn what FTB Form 3567 is, who should file it, and how to set up a monthly payment plan with the California Franchise Tax Board for unpaid state income taxes.
FTB Form 3557C: Application for Confirmation Letter for Limited Partnership Revival
Learn what FTB Form 3557C is, who needs it, and how to request a Confirmation Letter for Limited Partnership Revival in California.
FTB Form 3557 BC: Application for Certificate of Revivor – Corporation
Learn what FTB Form 3557 BC is, why California corporations lose good standing, and how to file this application to revive a suspended or forfeited corporation.
California Form 3534: Tax Information Authorization Explained
Learn what California FTB Form 3534 does, who should file it, and how to fill out this Tax Information Authorization to let someone access your state tax records.
FTB Form 3516: How to Request a Copy of Your California Personal Income or Fiduciary Tax Return
Learn how to use FTB Form 3516 to request a copy of a past California personal income or fiduciary tax return, who can file it, processing time, and fees.
FTB Form 3535: How to Revoke a Tax Information Authorization with California FTB
Learn what FTB Form 3535 does, who needs to file it, and how to revoke a Tax Information Authorization with the California Franchise Tax Board.
FTB Form 3518: One-Time Authorization for Release of Confidential Information
Learn what California FTB Form 3518 is used for, who should file it, and how to authorize someone to receive your confidential tax information one time.
California Form 3500 (2025): Exemption Application Explained
Learn who needs California FTB Form 3500, when to file it, and how to complete the Exemption Application to qualify for state tax-exempt status.
California Form 3500A: Submission of Exemption Request Explained
Learn what California Form 3500A is, which nonprofits need it, when to file it with the Franchise Tax Board, and how to fill out this state tax-exemption submission.