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Should I use a relational design for this?

We have two contact forms, billing and contact. I am going to store recipient emails into a database so the manager can configure who she wants to receive emails.

Should I have a table called billing and a table called contact?

Or should I have a table that stores all emails and another table with form names, with form ID being a foreign key in the emails table?

I'm also a little confused by 3NF and not sure if this design would pass 3NF.
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