MORE SCHOOLS QUALIFY FOR TEACHER CREDIT.

In an April 4 legal ruling (2001-01) the Franchise Tax franchise tax n. a state tax on corporations or businesses. (See: tax, corporation) Board agreed that teachers from schools such as those operated by the Department of the Youth Authority, California School for the Deaf, California School for the Blind and Department of Mental Health qualify for the Teacher Retention Credit.

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Publication:	California CPA
Article Type:	Brief Article
Geographic Code:	1U9CA
Date:	Jun 1, 2001
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