California § 1027.1 - On the computation date in 1966, the portion of each negative reserve balance whi
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§ 1027.1. On the computation date in 1966, the portion of each negative reserve balance whi
On the computation date in 1966, the portion of each negative reserve balance which has not previously been charged to the balancing account shall be transferred to that account and the employerâs reserve account thereupon canceled. The computation on such date for calendar year 1967 shall be based upon the status of the employerâs account prior to such transfer and cancellation subject to the requirements of Section 982. The computation for each calendar year beginning with calendar year 1968 shall be in accordance with the requirements of Section 982 and an employer whose reserve account has been canceled under this section shall be considered as first becoming a subject employer on July 1, 1966.
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