As you learned earlier in the chapter, Form 941 is completed by employers every quarter and submitted to the federal government. Most employers will similarly submit quarterly payroll forms to their respective states. It is important to examine the quarterly forms for your state, as the formats (and information required) are different from one state to another. In this exercise, you will use the Internet to locate and review the quarterly payroll forms for California. Start by searching for the state payroll forms that apply to California. Keep in mind that although some states do not levy an income tax on employees, they still require that quarterly forms be submitted. One reason for this is that the state unemployment tax must still be remitted in these states. Once you have located the form(s), write a paragraph of at least five sentences in which you discuss both the figures required on the California DE 9 and DE9C form and the differences between the California state forms and Form 941