Births of children born in Orange County hospitals are automatically registered with the county. Home births must be registered with the Health Care Agency’s Office of Vital Records. Certified copies of birth certificates are available after the original certificate has been registered, usually 15 days after birth. If you need copies of birth certificates within … Continued
Some services you have a right to are: Counseling and training regarding fair housing laws Investigation of complaints of discrimination, referrals to government enforcement agencies or assisting in or becoming party to litigation aimed at stopping discriminatory housing practices Counseling concerning housing rights and the law for landlords and tenants, with some free legal services … Continued
A business license is an annual non-regulatory licensing fee levied by individual California cities and counties for the privilege of conducting business within a particular city or county jurisdiction. Business license fees are due and payable prior to commencing business within a particular city or county. The fees assessed are intended to raise revenue for … Continued
There are seven federal tax brackets for the 2020 tax year: 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35% and 37%. Your bracket depends on your taxable income and filing status. These are the rates for taxes due in April 2021.
You can find the nearest DMV using the California DMV locator.
The sales tax rate in Santa Ana is 9.25 percent.
You need a valid California driver license to operate a motor vehicle. Learn more about the types of driver licenses and how to apply on the California DMV website.
You can file your federal individual income tax return and pay any federal income tax due to the IRS on their website. If you need owe state income taxes, you can pay your taxes on the Franchise Tax Board’s website.
The Office of the Tax Collector is responsible for collecting taxes on all secured and unsecured property in Orange County. This office is also responsible for the sale of property subject to the “power to sell,” properties that have unpaid property taxes that have been delinquent over five years. You can pay your property taxes … Continued
You can pay your water bill in several ways: Access Your Account and Make a Payment Create an account to register and access your Municipal Utility Services (MUS) account. This way, you can view your account, billing, and consumption information, as well as set your Auto Pay and Electronic Billing (paperless) settings and make payments. … Continued
