CA SB1363

Allows California taxpayers to designate voluntary contributions in excess of their personal income tax liability to the National Alliance on Mental Illness California Voluntary Tax Contribution Fund on their tax returns.

Contributions of $1 or more are deductible and fund the Crisis Intervention Team program that trains peace officers to safely assist persons living with mental illness.

Establishes a continuously appropriated fund with money allocated to the Franchise Tax Board, Controller, and California Highway Patrol for administrative costs, with remaining funds disbursed to the National Alliance on Mental Illness California.

Requires the National Alliance on Mental Illness California to limit administrative expenses to no more than 5 percent of received funds and the California Highway Patrol to post information on fund awards and expenditures on its website.

Automatically repeals the fund on December 1 of the seventh taxable year after first appearance on tax returns, or earlier if annual contributions fall below the $250,000 minimum threshold.