Cal. RTC § 23305c
This is the official text of Cal. RTC § 23305c, part of California’s Revenue and Taxation Code — governs state and local taxation, including income and property tax.
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Official statutory text
(a) Upon issuance of the certificate of revivor, the Franchise Tax Board shall transmit to the Secretary of State the revived taxpayer’s name and its entity number.
(b) The taxpayer’s name and number, the fact that the taxpayer’s powers, rights, and privileges have been revived and the effective date of the revivor shall be a matter of public record.
(c) If the Franchise Tax Board determines that a suspension or forfeiture was in error by the Franchise Tax Board, the Franchise Tax Board shall, in connection with the revivor, indicate that the taxpayer is “restored.” The status of the restored taxpayer shall be retroactive to the date of suspension or forfeiture as if there had been no suspension or forfeiture.
(d) If the Franchise Tax Board determines that the mailing of the 60-day demand notice referred to in subdivision (d) of Section 23304.1 was in error or that the Franchise Tax Board’s original determination as to compliance with the 60-day demand notice was in error, the Franchise Tax Board’s revised conclusions also shall be part of the public record referred to in that subdivision.
(b) The taxpayer’s name and number, the fact that the taxpayer’s powers, rights, and privileges have been revived and the effective date of the revivor shall be a matter of public record.
(c) If the Franchise Tax Board determines that a suspension or forfeiture was in error by the Franchise Tax Board, the Franchise Tax Board shall, in connection with the revivor, indicate that the taxpayer is “restored.” The status of the restored taxpayer shall be retroactive to the date of suspension or forfeiture as if there had been no suspension or forfeiture.
(d) If the Franchise Tax Board determines that the mailing of the 60-day demand notice referred to in subdivision (d) of Section 23304.1 was in error or that the Franchise Tax Board’s original determination as to compliance with the 60-day demand notice was in error, the Franchise Tax Board’s revised conclusions also shall be part of the public record referred to in that subdivision.
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