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IRS Form 8283-V (August 2013) is a Payment Voucher for Filing Fee Under Section 170(f)(13). It is used when claiming a charitable contribution deduction of more than $10,000 for an easement on the exterior of a building in a registered historic district.
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IRS Form 8283-V (August 2013) is a Payment Voucher for Filing Fee Under Section 170(f)(13). It is used when claiming a charitable contribution deduction of more than $10,000 for an easement on the exterior of a building in a registered historic district.
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This form accompanies your payment check or money order to cover a required filing fee. You must use Form 8283-V if you are claiming a large charitable deduction—over $10,000—for an easement on a historic building. If you pay electronically, you do not need to send this voucher.
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Filing a deduction for a donation of an easement
The form is required to pay the $500 filing fee associated with this contribution type.
✓ Confirm you are claiming more than $10,000.
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Claiming the deduction on behalf of a partnership or S corporation
Line 1 must list the EIN for the entity making the donation.
✓ Ensure Line 1 reflects the correct identifying number.
Claiming the deduction on behalf of an individual filer
Line 1 requires entering the filer's Social Security Number (SSN).
✓ Verify your SSN is correctly entered on Line 1.
The filing fee must be paid when you file your return. The required amount is $500 per contribution, calculated on Line 4. There are no specific extension dates mentioned in the source excerpt.
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Filing Fee Requirement
$500 filing fee · Section 170(f)(13) of the Internal Revenue Code
Identifying Number (Line 1)
SSN for Individuals, EIN for others · Line 1
Number of Contributions (Line 3)
The count of contributions requiring the fee during the year · Line 3
Payment Amount (Line 4)
Result of multiplying Line 3 by $500 · Line 4
Submission Method
Detach Form 8283-V and mail loose in an envelope with payment · Instructions/Mailing section
Payment Labeling
Must include: “Form 8283-V,” the tax year, and identifying number on check/money order · Payment Preparation instructions
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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.
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Sign and date. Unsigned forms cannot be processed.
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Who needs to fill out Line 1 (Identifying number)?
The form specifies different identifiers for different types of filers.
→ Individuals must enter their Social Security Number (SSN), while all other filers must enter their Employer Identification Number (EIN).
What do I put on Line 2 if my business uses a fiscal year?
The instructions require specific entry for those who are not standard calendar-year filers.
→ Fiscal year filers must enter the dates their fiscal year began and ended.
How do I pay the fee if the amount is exactly $500?
Line 4 requires multiplication, but a single contribution might result in exactly $500.
→ Multiply the number on line 3 by $500 and enter that exact result on Line 4.
What should I write on my check or money order besides the amount?
The payment instructions require three specific pieces of information to be written on the payment.
→ Enter 'Form 8283-V,' the tax year, and your identifying number on your check or money order.
Should I staple Form 8283-V to my payment?
The instructions explicitly state how the voucher should be presented with the payment.
→ Do not staple or otherwise attach your payment or Form 8283-V to each other; instead, put them loose in an envelope.
Where exactly do I mail this form and payment?
The location is provided after the instruction to detach the voucher.
→ Mail Form 8283-V and your payment to: Internal Revenue Service P.O. Box 9002 Beckley, WV 25802-9002.
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This form accompanies your payment check or money order to cover a required filing fee. You must use Form 8283-V if you are claiming a large charitable deduction—over $10,000—for an easement on a historic building. If you pay electronically, you do not need to send this voucher.
Individuals must file Form 8283-V by entering their social security number (SSN) on Line 1. All other filers must enter their employer identification number (EIN).
The form collects details such as the tax year of contribution (Line 2), the count of contributions requiring a fee (Line 3), and your name and address (Line 6). It also requires checking the box for the type of return on which the deduction is claimed (Line 5).
The payment must be sent at the same time you file your tax return. There is no specific deadline date mentioned, but it must accompany the filing.
Form 8283-V and your payment should be mailed to Internal Revenue Service P.O. Box 9002 Beckley, WV 25802-9002. The form should not be stapled to the payment or return.
First, calculate the total amount due by multiplying the number of contributions (Line 3) by $500. Next, fill in Lines 1 through 6 with identifying information and return type details. Finally, detach Form 8283-V along the dotted line and mail it loose with your payment.
If you do not pay the required $500 filing fee (or the total amount shown on Line 4), your charitable deduction will not be allowed by the IRS.
The form specifies different identifiers for different types of filers. Individuals must enter their Social Security Number (SSN), while all other filers must enter their Employer Identification Number (EIN).
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