Files are flagged when filed electronically, but on the receiving end in most cases.
California Franchise Tax Board typically handles the exceptions the same way that the IRS does, by use of zip codes.
Many taxpayers used temporary addresses when filing due to temporary relocation from the fire. This would cause the system to charge penalties erroneously. Other times, systems make mistakes.
Generally, these things are automatically handled on the receiving end (IRS or CA FTB). A call or message via the CAFTB portal should help resolve the issue quickly.
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