A taxpayer has a liabilty on their California return greater than $80,000. They cut a check to the State for $100,000 instead of using an E-Pay system. They regularly have large liabilities, and this is not a one-time representation of their income, like a windfall or lottery payment. What is the amount of the penalty that they will pay due to not using the mandatory E-Pay for this liability? in california ftb?

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