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Form 13424F: Volunteer / Pro Bono Time Reporting
The Internal Revenue Service Form 13424-F is used to document the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members spend resolving a client's issue(s). LITCs are required to track this amount of time per OMB A-110.
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IRS Form 13424F - Volunteer / Pro Bono Time Reporting
The Internal Revenue Service Form 13424-F is used to document the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members spend resolving a client's issue(s). LITCs are required to track this amount of time per OMB A-110.
Risk Radar
Scan points- 1Ensure the reported hours accurately sum up to the final TOTALS amount.
- 2Omitting a Volunteer's Name when reporting service time.
- 3Failing to record an Activity Date for documented services.
- 4Leaving blank the Case ID field if one is applicable.
- 5Miscalculating the sum of hours reported in the TOTALS row.
Plain English
This form helps record how many hours volunteers and pro bono staff dedicate to helping a client with tax issues. It requires documenting the specific tasks performed, such as preparing returns or representing the client before the IRS. The filer must calculate and report the total time spent on these activities for a given case.
Submission Date
- Filing date: 2012-07-17 00:00:00
- Preparation window: collect IDs, supporting records, and signatures in advance.
- Final review: verify names, dates, and required fields before submission.
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What this form is for
- Use this form when documenting the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members use to resolve a client's issue(s).
- Do not use it when filing for general tax purposes, as its purpose is tracking service hours.
- Check Not stated in the official source instead when submitting alternative forms.
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If documenting time spent on IRS-related issues
The form specifically tracks volunteer and pro bono time resolution for client issues.
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If tracking general service hours unrelated to clients
The form is designed for resolving specific client issues, not general activity logging.
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If documenting required internal agency usage records
This form tracks time spent on defined activities like 'Represent before the IRS' or 'Intake'.
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Deadline or filing window
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What you need before filling it out
Volunteer's Name
The name of the volunteer or pro bono member · Form 13424-F, p. 1
Activity Date
The date the activity took place (e.g., 3/14/2010) · Form 13424-F, p. 1
Case ID
The specific client case identifier if applicable · Form 13424-F, p. 1
Time Reporting (in hours)
Time spent on one of the defined activities, reported in decimal hours · Form 13424-F, p. 1
TOTALS
The sum of all individual activity times · Form 13424-F, TOTALS row
Before you submit
- 1Confirm the revision date reads 4-2010, as stated in the version checklist.
- 2Ensure you record a Volunteer's Name and an Activity Date for all reported service time.
- 3If applicable, include a Case ID when reporting hours on Form 13424-F.
- 4Do not calculate total time without first reporting specific activity types (e.g., Research or Outreach).
How to file this form
- 1Document the volunteer's name and the specific activity date at the top of Form 13424-F.
- 2Record the client's Case ID, if applicable, in the designated column.
- 3List all relevant activities performed by the volunteer or pro bono member across the provided categories.
- 4Report the time spent for each listed activity, ensuring all amounts are reported in hours.
- 5Calculate and enter the total cumulative hours of service into the TOTALS row.
Known limitations
- 1The official source does not provide information regarding filing fees for this form.
- 2You must confirm the IRS mailing address separately, as it is not stated in the facts provided.
- 3Confirmation of required signatures needed for Form 13424-F is not available here.
- 4Reviewing the total time calculation requires confirming all reported hours match the TOTALS line.
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General Info
2 items
Full legal name and taxpayer identification number (SSN or EIN).
Current mailing address.
Details
2 items
Complete all applicable sections of this form according to the official IRS instructions.
Enter the relevant dollar amount if this form involves tax calculation.
Certification
1 items
Read and acknowledge any certifications required by this form.
Signatures
1 items
Sign and date. Unsigned forms cannot be processed.
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Fillable formOpen in Editor->The current edition of Form 13424-F is dated 4-2010. The official source does not contain instructions regarding recent revisions or updates to the form content.
What changed or needs a fresh check
- Edition date — confirm the revision date reads 4-2010.
- Fee — Not stated in the official source.
- Mailing address — Not stated in the official source.
- Signature — Not stated in the official source.
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After you file
- 1Because LITCs are required to track this amount of time, you should retain a copy of the completed Form 13424-F for records.
- 2You must keep documentation proving the specific tasks performed, such as representing the client before the IRS.
- 3The form helps record how many hours volunteers and pro bono staff dedicate; therefore, filing confirms this activity.
- 4Confirming the current edition date is worth re-checking to ensure your submission uses the most recent version.
Sources
- SRCForm 13424-F is titled Volunteer / Pro Bono Time Reporting. [Form p.1]
- SRCThe catalog number for Form 13424-F is 54952J. [Form p.1]
- SRCLITCs are required to track the amount of time volunteers spend working on LITC activities per OMB A-110. [Form p.1]
- SRCThe form documents the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members use to resolve a client's issue(s). [Form p.1]
- SRCRequired data fields include Volunteer's Name, Activity Date, and Case ID (if applicable). [Form p.1]
- SRCTime reporting for this form is reported in hours across listed activities such as Consult with client or Court Filing. [Form p.1]
Questions about IRS Form 13424F
What is IRS Form 13424F used for?
This form helps record how many hours volunteers and pro bono staff dedicate to helping a client with tax issues. It requires documenting the specific tasks performed, such as preparing returns or representing the client before the IRS. The filer must calculate and report the total time spent on these activities for a given case.
Who must file IRS Form 13424F?
LITCs are required to track the amount of time volunteers spend working on LITC activities using Form 13424-F.
What information does IRS Form 13424F require?
The form collects details including the Volunteer's Name, Activity Date, and Case ID (if applicable). It requires reporting hours for specific service categories like Consult with client, Represent before the IRS, or Return Prep.
How do I complete IRS Form 13424F?
The filer must first input the Volunteer's Name and Activity Date, along with an optional Case ID. Next, report hours for each specific activity type listed on the form, such as Research or Outreach. Finally, calculate the total time spent across all activities in the TOTALS line.
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