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Internal Revenue Service Form 15080-PL is a consent document that lets TaxSlayer‑enabled VITA/TCE sites share a taxpayer’s return data in the next tax year. The authorization remains effective until November 30 2027 unless a shorter period is specified.
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Internal Revenue Service Form 15080-PL is a consent document that lets TaxSlayer‑enabled VITA/TCE sites share a taxpayer’s return data in the next tax year. The authorization remains effective until November 30 2027 unless a shorter period is specified.
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This form gives permission for your tax return information to be shared with any VITA/TCE center that uses TaxSlayer software for the next filing year. The center can use the data you supplied this year to complete your next return. You may set the consent period, or it will automatically last one year. Signing the form is optional for receiving preparation services.
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Taxpayer wants to revoke consent early
Revocation requires a new signed statement on the same form
✓ Verify the revocation language is included before signing
Taxpayer does not need data sharing for current year only
No consent needed for current‑year preparation
✓ Ensure the form is not mistakenly submitted
Taxpayer requests a copy of the signed consent
The form states the taxpayer has a right to a signed copy
✓ Confirm a copy is provided after signing
Not stated in the official source
Checklist
Primary taxpayer signature
Signed form · Signature block on Form 15080‑PL
Printed name of primary taxpayer
Printed name field · Name line on the form
Consent expiration date
Date field or default statement · Section stating validity until November 30 2027
Contact phone number
Phone number field · Phone line on the form
Social Security Number
SSN field · SSN line on the form
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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 15080‑PL is the Rev. 10‑2025 edition (October 2025). The source does not reference a separate “latest information” page and does not list changes from earlier editions.
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Do I have to fill out this form to get VITA/TCE help this year?
Because the form only covers future data sharing, not current‑year services.
→ Check the statement that the form is not required for current‑year preparation.
How long does my consent stay in effect?
The form states it remains valid until November 30 2027 unless you set a shorter period.
→ Look at the expiration clause on the form.
Can I choose an earlier expiration date?
The agency notes it does not set a period earlier than November 30 2027, though you may withdraw consent.
→ Ensure no earlier date is printed; otherwise assume the default 2027 date.
What personal data will be shared with other VITA/TCE sites?
The form lists name, address, birth date, phone, SSN, tax return type, occupation, employer details, income, deductions, and dependents’ information.
→ Review the data categories enumerated in the consent section.
Can I limit the types of information that are shared?
The form says the payer cannot restrict the scope beyond what is described.
→ Confirm that no additional limitation clause appears on the form.
What should I do if I think my tax information was shared without permission?
The form provides a TIGTA contact number for reporting misuse.
→ Call 1‑800‑366‑4484 to report the issue.
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This form gives permission for your tax return information to be shared with any VITA/TCE center that uses TaxSlayer software for the next filing year. The center can use the data you supplied this year to complete your next return. You may set the consent period, or it will automatically last one year. Signing the form is optional for receiving preparation services.
The taxpayer (payer) who wants to authorize data sharing may complete the form; filing is not mandatory.
The form collects the taxpayer’s name, address, date of birth, phone number, Social Security number, type of return, occupation, employer name and address, income amounts, deductions, credits, and the desired consent period, plus signatures of the primary and secondary payers.
The taxpayer reads the consent language and decides on a specific expiration date or leaves it blank to default to one year. The taxpayer prints their name in block letters and signs and dates the primary signer line. If there is a secondary payer, they also print their name, sign, and date. The completed form is then retained by the taxpayer and may be provided to the VITA/TCE partner as needed.
Improper or unauthorized disclosure may trigger a TIGTA investigation, as the taxpayer can report misuse to the Treasury Inspector General at 1‑800‑366‑4484.
Because the form only covers future data sharing, not current‑year services. Check the statement that the form is not required for current‑year preparation.
The form states it remains valid until November 30 2027 unless you set a shorter period. Look at the expiration clause on the form.
The agency notes it does not set a period earlier than November 30 2027, though you may withdraw consent. Ensure no earlier date is printed; otherwise assume the default 2027 date.
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