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IRS Form 13614-C is the VITA/TCE intake and quality‑verification interview used to gather a taxpayer’s personal, filing‑status and payment‑preference information. Consent for data transfer is valid until 30 Nov 2027.
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IRS Form 13614-C is the VITA/TCE intake and quality‑verification interview used to gather a taxpayer’s personal, filing‑status and payment‑preference information. Consent for data transfer is valid until 30 Nov 2027.
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This form is the questionnaire volunteers use when you go to a free tax help site. It records your name, Social Security number, address, filing status, and how you want any refund or payment handled.
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Need a VITA/TCE intake interview
Captures personal, filing‑status and payment‑preference data required for volunteer preparation
✓ Confirm you are a VITA/TCE client
Require detailed income documentation (W‑2, 1099, etc.)
Income‑question section asks about salaries, tips, pensions, etc.
✓ Verify all income forms are on hand
Need to record citizenship and residency status
Citizenship checkboxes appear on page 1
✓ Ensure correct boxes are marked
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Nombre (first, middle, last)
Photo ID and Social Security card or ITIN letter · Personal information section
Dirección postal
Current mailing address · Address section
Número de teléfono
Phone number · Contact information section
Información de ingresos (salarios, propinas, etc.)
W‑2, 1099, 1098, 1095 forms · Income questions page
Estado civil al 31 de diciembre de 2025
Marriage certificate or divorce decree if applicable · Filing status section
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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->Form 13614-C (sp) is revised 10‑2025; the source shows the latest edition with catalog number 52285Z and does not indicate any changes from a prior version.
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What documents must I bring to the interview?
The form lists tax forms (W‑2, 1099, 1098, 1095), SSN or ITIN cards, and a photo ID for you and your spouse.
→ Gather all listed documents before the appointment.
Do I have to fill out every page of the form?
The form instructs to complete pages 1 to 5.
→ Verify pages 1‑5 are filled; page 6 is a separate consent form not required for intake.
Are the race and ethnicity questions mandatory?
The form states these questions are optional, for statistical purposes only, and not transmitted to the IRS.
→ Answer only if comfortable; leaving blank is acceptable.
Do I need to report cash payments, jury service, digital assets, or strike benefits?
The income section includes cash payments, jury service, prizes, digital assets, royalties, and union strike benefits.
→ Check the income checklist and mark applicable items.
If I rent my home for less than 15 days, must I report that income?
The form notes rental income is reported only when the residence is personal and rented for fewer than 15 days.
→ If rental period ≤15 days, include the income as indicated.
Do I need to list charitable distributions from a 1099‑R?
The form has a line for qualified charitable distribution from a 1099‑R.
→ Enter any qualified charitable distribution amount on that line.
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This form is the questionnaire volunteers use when you go to a free tax help site. It records your name, Social Security number, address, filing status, and how you want any refund or payment handled.
It collects the taxpayer’s name, Social Security or ITIN, birth date, address, phone number, citizenship status, filing status as of December 31 2025, spouse’s information, and choices for refund delivery, payment method, and language preference.
Taxpayers bring required documents (W‑2s, 1099s, SSN/ITIN cards, photo ID) and complete pages 1‑5 of the form. They answer personal and filing‑status questions, select refund and payment options, and may consent to data transfer. After completing, they sign the form and return it to the VITA/TCE volunteer who prepared the return.
The form lists tax forms (W‑2, 1099, 1098, 1095), SSN or ITIN cards, and a photo ID for you and your spouse. Gather all listed documents before the appointment.
The form instructs to complete pages 1 to 5. Verify pages 1‑5 are filled; page 6 is a separate consent form not required for intake.
The form states these questions are optional, for statistical purposes only, and not transmitted to the IRS. Answer only if comfortable; leaving blank is acceptable.
The income section includes cash payments, jury service, prizes, digital assets, royalties, and union strike benefits. Check the income checklist and mark applicable items.
The form notes rental income is reported only when the residence is personal and rented for fewer than 15 days. If rental period ≤15 days, include the income as indicated.
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