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Q. If I don't use CFSA's accounting or payroll services, can
I still call CFSA with payroll-related questions?
A. Absolutely. We're available to answer any payroll questions
you may have regardless of the accounting software you use.
Q. How do I enroll in the 401k/457 deferred compensation program?
A. Enrolling in the Savings Plus Program is as easy as filling
out an Enrollment Agreement. You can download the agreement from
the Savings
Plus Web site, or talk to a Savings Plus representative at (866)
566-4777.
Q. When can I take out retirement funds that have been invested
in the PST (part-time, seasonal, temporary) Employee Retirement
Plan?
A. You can retrieve them once you've permanently separated
from all state employment.
Q. How do I withdraw my PST funds once I've retired or left
state employment?
A. You need to complete a PST Retirement Plan Benefit Payment
Application (STD 951) and mail it to the Savings Plus Program office
at: 1515 S Street, North Building, Suite 108, Sacramento, CA 95814-7243.
You can pick
up the form from your personnel office or by calling the Savings
Plus office at (916) 322-5070.
Q. How are fairs reimbursed for unemployment insurance expenses?
A. The legislature annually appropriates funds to the Department
of Food and Agriculture to reimburse California's fairs for their
unemployment insurance contributions. Because the fairs' yearly
contributions typically exceed the legislature's appropriation,
CFSA,
as the appointed unemployment insurance program administrator for
California's fairs, reimburses fairs a percentage of their paid
out expenses based on fair classification. (Remember, CFSA doesn't
reimburse you for any penalties or interest you've incurred.)
To be reimbursed, you need to provide CFSA with:
1. A copy of form DE 2176 from the Employment Development Department
(EDD). This form shows your fair's name, the pay period ending,
and the amount of unemployment insurance owed for that period.
If you use an accounting service to process your payroll (other
than CFSA's PayNet service), please provide us with a copy of
the statement of deposits and filings. This also shows your fair's
name, pay period ended and the amount of unemployment insurance
owed for that period.
2. A copy of the check issued to EDD for unemployment insurance.
If you use an accounting service, the copy of deposits and filings
is all you need to submit.
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