Pub. 1 2019-2020 Issue 2

12 important for dealers to work proactively with manu- facturers and vendors to ensure that they are devel- oping a framework to enable the dealership to comply with the CCPA. 6) Develop a process for deleting consumer information. Just as important as handling consumer requests for information is having a process in place for deleting that personal information (unless it falls into an excep- tion). If the personal information does not fall within an exception, dealers must comply with the consumer’s deletion request and work with “service providers” (which definitely encompasses DMS providers and may encompass OEMs) to delete the data as well. CNCDA as Resource and Advocate Although there are many unanswered questions regard- ing how the CCPA will be implemented, CNCDA is avail- able to help answer questions and work through some of the law’s requirements. We also intend to provide additional compliance resources to our members on the CCPA throughout 2019. We will be sure to keep our dealer members updated as the law is modified and interpreted in the coming months. 3 RS18001-CarDealerAd-jy04-final3-outlines.indd 1 12/11/18 1:28 PM An Accountancy Corporation Certified Public Accountants Full-service accounting firm specializing in retail automotive management Rudolph F. van Daalen Wetters, CPA Partner Phone : 818-224-4551 ext. 233 Email rudebugatti@hotmail.com Our firm offers a wide range of services to our individual and business clients Email info@cardealercpa.com · Tax Planning & Preparation · IRS Representation · Estate & Trust Tax Preparation · Automobile Dealership Operational Reviews · Mergers & Acquisitions http://www.cardealercpa.com Andy Slaman, CPA Partner Phone : 818-224-4551 ext. 224 Email andy@cardealercpa.com Berliner & Company