Overview
Use this screen to complete Form 3519.
Use Form 3519 to make a payment with Extension for Individual income tax. California FTB does not require or process Form 3519 extension without a payment.
CA FTB waives the late penalty on unpaid balance of tax due as of April 15, if taxpayer meets the following:
Pays 90 percent of the tax by April 15, .
Choose Setup, 1040 Individual, Federal tab, and then Extensions to choose the approach for calculating the extension payment.
Calculate extension payment to reflect all amounts expected to be paid
. When the
Include the projected estimated tax penalty in the balance due on extension
field on the Extension dialog is marked, the default calculation for the Form 3519 extension payment includes income tax due and use tax due as well as underpayment penalty and contributions.
Calculate extension payment to include minimum amount needed to avoid late penalties and interest.
When the
Include the projected estimated tax penalty in the balance due on extension
field on the Extension dialog is blank, the default calculation for the Form 3519 extension payment includes income tax due and use tax due but excludes underpayment penalty and contributions.
Pays remainder of tax by [[ut_oct_due_long]]
CA FTB does not require an extension to be filed in order to waive the late penalty if the other requirements have been met. Furthermore, FTB does not process Form 3519 extension if there is no accompanying payment. Thus, per CA FTB guidelines, UltraTax/1040-CA does not print Form 3519 unless there is a balance due to be paid with extension. Likewise, federal Form 4868 is not applicable if taxpayer is not making a payment for California.
Electronic Filing of Extension Payment:
The California Franchise Tax Board and UltraTax/1040-California support electronic funds withdrawal of Form 3519 extension payment via electronic filing. For complete information on conditions and data entry required to generate the electronic record, see 1040-CA: Extension Payment - Electronic Funds Withdrawal.
See the States that accept the federal extension topic for more information on filing extensions in other states.