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Form 13715 is a Volunteer Site Information Sheet used by the IRS to collect and update information about volunteer tax preparation sites. The form assists taxpayers in locating these sites through the IRS toll-free assistance line and the VITA Site Locator Tool on irs.gov. It includes sections for site details, operating hours, services offered, and contact information, emphasizing the importance of accurate and current data for effective taxpayer assistance.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Volunteer Site Information Sheet in our editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Site Information' section. Indicate whether the site is open to the public and if it operates on an appointment-only basis. Provide the site name, address, city, state, and zip code.
Next, complete the 'Site Identification' section. Enter the Site Identification Number (SIDN) and specify the first and last days of operation. Include any languages offered at the site.
In the following fields, indicate if your site uses Virtual Delivery Method for return preparation and whether it prepares Non-Resident Alien/Foreign Student/Scholar Returns.
Fill in 'Site Operating Hours' by selecting each day of operation and specifying opening and closing times. Add any comments regarding holiday closures or alternative hours.
Finally, provide contact information for the Site Coordinator including their name, best time to call, email address, and mailing address. Confirm if this is a revision of previously provided information.

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Which IRS publication covers requirements for alternative filing methods?

Also refer to Publication 5324 (see Exhibit A), for guidance on applying the QSR to alternative filing models.

Which volunteers must pass the volunteer standards of conduct VSC certification test?

Annually, all volunteers (coordinators, return preparers, quality reviewers, greeters, screeners, client facilitators, etc.) must complete the Volunteer Standards of Conduct (VSC) certification. In addition they must agree to follow the VSC by signing and dating Form 13615.

What information must a volunteer review to prevent the possibility of identity theft?

In most cases a volunteer must review photo identification for every taxpayer(s) to deter the possibility of identity theft.

Does the IRS have interns?

The IRS benefits from a workforce that includes students and recent graduates, who infuse the workplace with their enthusiasm, talents, and unique perspectives. The Pathways Program provides internship and long-term career development opportunities to student and recent graduates engaged in various fields of study.

What is the best tax preparer course?

Overview Of The Best Tax Courses Income Tax Course (HR Block) Comprehensive Tax Course (The Income Tax School) Chartered Tax Professional Certificate Program (CPA Training Center) Federal Income Tax Course (National Tax Training School) Chartered Tax Professional (Kennesaw State University)

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National Academy of Direct Taxes in Nagpur, Maharashtra is the staff training college of the IRS(IT). Sixteen months of Induction Training is conducted for the directly recruited officers of IRS(IT) at NADT each year.

What exactly does the IRS do?

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is part of the U.S. Department of the Treasury and is responsible for enforcing and administering federal tax laws, processing tax returns, performing audits, and offering assistance for American taxpayers.

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In fact, well help you take your talents and knowledge further, just by taking advantage of the following training opportunities: Highly skilled in-house classroom instructors. On-the-job training with experienced OJT instructors. On-site training using Web-based distance learning.

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