In general, an emplo

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In general, an employer cannot deduct for damage to the employer's property that occurred during the course of the performance of your duties as an employee. There are exceptions, however, which include negligence or insubordination. You may want to discuss this matter with an employment attorney in order to go over your rights within your state. On another topic, the state of California has a law that states that if you are involved in an accident where either someone was injured or the property damage was over $750, a form SR1 needs to be filed within ten days of the accident. If this form is not filed, you could face fines or the loss of your license. You may want to check to see if this form was filed with the California DMV or file it yourself. Here's a link to the form: http://apps.dmv.ca.gov/forms/sr/sr1.pdf