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This page lists the 75 form guides whose BrieflyGo guidance changed most recently — the newest 25 from each of United States, Ireland, Australia — all revised in September 2026. Each catalog is listed separately so that a bulk regeneration of one country does not push the others off the page. “Updated” refers to our plain-English guidance for the form — its purpose, deadlines, filing steps, risks and checklists — not to a new revision of the official form issued by the agency. The list is rebuilt once a day.

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United States

25 guides
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  1. IRSUnited States
    Form 14512

    VITA/TCE History Sheet for Site and Return Reviews

    IRS Form 14512 is the VITA/TCE History Sheet for Site and Return Reviews. It records volunteer income‑tax assistance and tax‑counseling‑for‑the‑elderly history that the IRS uses during site and return examinations.

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  2. IRSUnited States
    Form 8288C

    Statement of Withholding Under Section 1446(f)(4) on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of Partnership Interests

    IRS Form 8288-C is the Statement of Withholding Under Section 1446(f)(4) on Dispositions by Foreign Persons of Partnership Interests. Partnerships use it to report withholding on distributions to foreign transferees, with Box 3 showing the federal tax and interest withheld.

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  3. IRSUnited States
    Form 8302

    Electronic Deposit of Tax Refund of $1 Million or More

    Internal Revenue Service Form 8302 is used to request that the IRS electronically deposit a tax refund of $1 million or more into a U.S. bank account. It is filed with any tax return other than Forms 1040, 1120, or 1120S, or with Forms 1045 or 1139.

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  4. IRSUnited States
    Form 8833

    Treaty-Based Return Position Disclosure Under Section 6114 or 7701(b)

    IRS Form 8833 is the Treaty-Based Return Position Disclosure required under section 6114 or 7701(b). Taxpayers disclose treaty positions; failure may incur a $1,000 penalty (or $10,000 for C corporations).

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  5. IRSUnited States
    Form 15293

    Consent for Disclosure of Non-Tax IRS Records Protected under the Privacy Act

    IRS Form 15293 is a Consent for Disclosure of Non‑Tax IRS Records Protected under the Privacy Act. Taxpayers use it to authorize the IRS to release certain non‑tax records to designated parties.

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  6. IRSUnited States
    Form 15288

    Request to Revoke Partnership Election under IRC Section 6221(b) or Request to Revoke Election under 1101(g)(4)

    Internal Revenue Service Form 15288 is used by eligible partnerships to request revocation of a prior election out of the centralized partnership audit regime under IRC 6221(b) or section 1101(g)(4). The request must be filed within 30 days of receiving IRS Letter 2205‑D.

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  7. IRSUnited States
    Form 8832

    Entity Classification Election

    IRS Form 8832 is the Entity Classification Election that lets an eligible entity choose or change its federal tax classification. The election cannot take effect more than 75 days before the filing date.

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  8. IRSUnited States
    Form 8831

    Excise Taxes on Excess Inclusions of REMIC Residual Interests

    IRS Form 8831 is used to report and pay the excise tax on transfers of REMIC residual interests to disqualified organizations, and on excess inclusions for pass‑through entities; filing is required by April 15 of the year after the transfer.

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  9. IRSUnited States
    Form 15272

    VITA/TCE Security Plan

    IRS Form 15272 is the VITA/TCE Security Plan required by the Internal Revenue Service. The official source provides only a technical note about needing Adobe Reader 8 or higher and does not describe the form’s purpose, filing requirements, or eligible filers.

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  10. IRSUnited States
    Form 8830

    Enhanced Oil Recovery Credit

    Internal Revenue Service Form 8830 is used to claim the enhanced oil recovery credit; partnerships and S corporations must file it, and the credit rate is 15% for tax years beginning in 2021.

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  11. IRSUnited States
    Form 8829

    Expenses for Business Use of Your Home

    IRS Form 8829 is used to calculate allowable expenses for business use of a home and any carryover to 2026. The state and local tax deduction limit increased to $40,000.

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  12. IRSUnited States
    Form 15250

    Nonbank Trustee/Custodian Status Notification

    IRS Form 15250 is the Nonbank Trustee/Custodian Status Notification used by organizations that act as nonbank trustees or custodians to report whether they continue, withdraw, or cease to exist as such entities.

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  13. IRSUnited States
    Form 8828

    Recapture of Federal Mortgage Subsidy

    IRS Form 8828 is the Recapture of Federal Mortgage Subsidy form that calculates and reports the recapture tax when a homeowner sells or otherwise disposes of a federally subsidized home. It must be filed by anyone whose original mortgage was issued after Dec 31 1990 and who received a federal mortgage subsidy.

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  14. IRSUnited States
    Form 15247

    Product Review Feedback for SPEC Products

    IRS Form 15247 is a Product Review Feedback for SPEC Products form. The official source provides only a PDF viewer notice and does not describe the form’s purpose, filing requirements, deadlines, or required filers. Revision date is 12/20.

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  15. IRSUnited States
    Form 15237A

    Request for Section 7430 Recoverable Costs

    <Agency> Form 15237A is the Request for Section 7430 Recoverable Costs. It is used to request recovery of costs under Section 7430. Specific filing thresholds or deadlines are not stated in the official source.

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  16. IRSUnited States
    Form 15230A

    Mobility Statement for the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program

    Internal Revenue Service Form 15230-A is a Mobility Statement for participants in the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program, requiring applicants to acknowledge that SESCDP assignments are at least 120 days and to sign and date the agreement.

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  17. IRSUnited States
    Form 8826

    Disabled Access Credit

    Internal Revenue Service Form 8826 is the Disabled Access Credit used by eligible small businesses—those with gross receipts of $1 million or less, or 30 or fewer full‑time employees—to claim a credit for qualified access improvements.

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  18. IRSUnited States
    Form 15230B

    Continuing Service Agreement (for Candidate Development Program Participants)

    Internal Revenue Service Form 15230-B is a Continuing Service Agreement for participants in the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program. It obligates a service period of at least three calendar years but not more than six, tied to training costs.

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  19. IRSUnited States
    Form 8824

    Like-Kind Exchanges (and section 1043 conflict-of-interest sales)

    IRS Form 8824 is used to report like‑kind exchanges of real property and calculate deferred gain. Taxpayers who exchanged business or investment real property must file it, and exchanges are limited to real property held for use in a trade or business or for investment.

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  20. IRSUnited States
    Form 8825

    Rental Real Estate Income and Expenses of a Partnership or an S Corporation

    IRS Form 8825 is used by partnerships and S corporations to report rental real estate income and expenses, including gross rents, interest, depreciation and other deductions, and must be attached to Form 1065 or 1120‑S.

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  21. IRSUnited States
    Form 15230

    Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program Endorsement

    Internal Revenue Service Form 15230 is the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program Endorsement required for all individuals applying to the SES CDP; it must be signed by the applicant’s Head or Deputy Head and submitted by the vacancy announcement closing date.

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  22. IRSUnited States
    Form 15119

    Response to Notice CP54

    IRS Form 15119 is the Response to Notice CP54. Taxpayers use it to correct mismatched identifying information on their tax return by providing the correct SSN or ITIN, name, and supporting identity documents.

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  23. IRSUnited States
    Form 15200

    Certificate of Completion (Paid Preparer Due Diligence Training)

    Internal Revenue Service Form 15200 is a Certificate of Completion for the Paid Preparer Due Diligence Training, documenting that a CPA, attorney, or other licensed preparer finished the 50‑minute contact‑hour self‑study and earned 2 CE credits.

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  24. IRSUnited States
    Form 8820

    Orphan Drug Credit

    IRS Form 8820 is the Orphan Drug Credit form used by partnerships, S corporations, estates, trusts, and other taxpayers to calculate and claim the credit for qualified clinical testing expenses. The credit rate is 25% (or 19.75% if the reduced credit election is made).

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  25. IRSUnited States
    Form 8823

    Low-Income Housing Credit Agencies Report of Noncompliance or Building Disposition

    Internal Revenue Service Form 8823 is the Low‑Income Housing Credit Agencies Report of Noncompliance or Building Disposition. It notifies the IRS of a building’s disposal or non‑compliance, and must be filed by the housing credit agency within 45 days of the event.

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IE

Ireland

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  1. COURTSIreland
    Form 55E - Notice of Motion: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55E - Notice of Motion: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55E is a Circuit Court Notice of Motion used to apply for orders under the Assisted Decision‑Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It is filed when you want the court to decide matters about a person’s capacity.

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  2. COURTSIreland
    Form 55D - Affidavit of Service on a relevant person: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55D - Affidavit of Service on a relevant person: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55D is an affidavit used by the Courts Service of Ireland to confirm that a document has been served on a relevant person under the Assisted Decision‑Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It is filed with the court when proof of service to that person is required.

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  3. COURTSIreland
    Form 55C - Reply to Capacity Application: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55C - Reply to Capacity Application: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55C is the Circuit Court’s reply form for a Capacity Application made under the Assisted Decision‑Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It is used by the Relevant Person – the person whose capacity is being assessed – to tell the court whether they accept or contest the application.

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  4. COURTSIreland
    Form 55B - Statement of Particulars - Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55B - Statement of Particulars - Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55B is a Statement of Particulars used for applications under the Assisted Decision‑Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It must accompany a capacity application to the court.

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  5. COURTSIreland
    Form 55A - Capacity Application Notice: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55A - Capacity Application Notice: Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015

    Form 55A is a Capacity Application Notice used under the Assisted Decision‑Making (Capacity) Act 2015. It is filed in the Circuit Court when someone seeks a declaration that a Relevant Person lacks capacity or wants the court to appoint a decision‑making representative.

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  6. COURTSIreland
    Form 55-Fines (payment and recovery) act 2014, section 7(4) Statement of financial circumstances

    Form 55-Fines (payment and recovery) act 2014, section 7(4) Statement of financial circumstances

    Form 55‑Fines (payment and recovery) Act 2014, Section 7(4) is a Statement of Financial Circumstances used by the Courts Service of Ireland. It is required when a court needs to assess a person's ability to pay a fine or to arrange a recovery plan.

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  7. COURTSIreland
    Form 53C - Special Proxy - Section 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990 : S.I. No. 284 Of 2014

    Form 53C - Special Proxy - Section 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990 : S.I. No. 284 Of 2014

    Form 53C is a Special Proxy form used for company meetings under the Section 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990. It allows a shareholder to appoint another person to vote on their behalf at a meeting.

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  8. COURTSIreland
    Form 54 - Affidavit In Support Of Civil Bill For *[Possession] *[Order Authorising Sale Under Section 100(3) Of The Land And Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009] *[Well-Charging Relief]

    Form 54 - Affidavit In Support Of Civil Bill For *[Possession] *[Order Authorising Sale Under Section 100(3) Of The Land And Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009] *[Well-Charging Relief]

    Form 54 is an affidavit that you attach to a civil bill when you are asking the court for possession of property, an order to sell under the Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009, or well‑charging relief. It is used in the Courts Service of Ireland civil proceedings.

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  9. COURTSIreland
    Form 53D - Originating Notice Of Motion - Statement Of Facts : S. 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990 & S. 509 And 1312 Companies Act 2014 & P. 4 Friendly Societies And Industrial And Provident Societies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2014

    Form 53D - Originating Notice Of Motion - Statement Of Facts : S. 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990 & S. 509 And 1312 Companies Act 2014 & P. 4 Friendly Societies And Industrial And Provident Societies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2014

    Form 53D is a court document used to file an Originating Notice of Motion together with a Statement of Facts. It is required when a party wishes to bring a motion before the High Court or Circuit Court under the cited company and society statutes.

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  10. COURTSIreland
    Form 53B - General Proxy - Section 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990

    Form 53B - General Proxy - Section 2 Companies (Amendment) Act 1990

    Form 53B is a General Proxy form issued by the Courts Service of Ireland for companies covered by the Companies (Amendment) Act 1990. It is used when a shareholder wants to appoint another person to vote at a company meeting.

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  11. COURTSIreland
    Form 53A -  Originating Notice Of Motion - Statement Of Facts : S. 509 Companies Act 2014

    Form 53A -  Originating Notice Of Motion - Statement Of Facts : S. 509 Companies Act 2014

    Form 53A is a court filing that provides a Statement of Facts when a Notice of Motion is started under Section 509 of the Companies Act 2014. It is lodged with the Courts Service of Ireland as part of the originating process.

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  12. COURTSIreland
    Form 52J Certificate Under Section 115A(2)(D) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52J Certificate Under Section 115A(2)(D) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52J is a certificate required under Section 115A(2)(D) of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012. It is used in personal insolvency proceedings administered by the Courts Service of Ireland. The form confirms that a specific legal condition has been satisfied.

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  13. COURTSIreland
    Form 52I Notice Of Motion For An Order Under Section 115A(9) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52I Notice Of Motion For An Order Under Section 115A(9) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52I is a Notice of Motion used to ask the court for an order under section 115A(9) of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012. It is filed during personal insolvency proceedings when a specific court order is required.

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  14. COURTSIreland
    Form 52H - Protective Certificate (Personal Insolvency Arrangement)

    Form 52H - Protective Certificate (Personal Insolvency Arrangement)

    Form 52H is the Protective Certificate used in a Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA). It is filed with the Courts Service to obtain legal protection for a debtor while the PIA is being arranged. The certificate stops enforcement actions during the negotiation period.

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  15. COURTSIreland
    Form 52G - Statement Under Section / 75(1)(C) / 75(1A)(C) / 112(1)(C) / 112(1A)(C) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52G - Statement Under Section / 75(1)(C) / 75(1A)(C) / 112(1)(C) / 112(1A)(C) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52G is a statutory statement required under specific sections of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012. It is used in court‑ordered personal insolvency proceedings.

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  16. COURTSIreland
    Form 52E - Notification To Court By Insolvency Service Of Ireland Under Section / 76 / 113 / Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52E - Notification To Court By Insolvency Service Of Ireland Under Section / 76 / 113 / Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52E is a notification that the Insolvency Service of Ireland sends to the court under sections 76 or 113 of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012. It is used when the Service must inform the court of a relevant insolvency event.

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  17. COURTSIreland
    Form 52F - Certificate Under Section / 75(1)(A) / 75(1A)(A) / 112(1)(A) / 112(1A)(A) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52F - Certificate Under Section / 75(1)(A) / 75(1A)(A) / 112(1)(A) / 112(1A)(A) Of The Personal Insolvency Act 2012

    Form 52F is a certificate required under specific sections of the Personal Insolvency Act 2012. It is used in court‑related insolvency matters.

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  18. COURTSIreland
    Form 52D - Notice Of Objection

    Form 52D - Notice Of Objection

    Form 52D – Notice of Objection is a court form used to formally object to a decision, order or judgment issued by a Irish court. It is filed with the Courts Service of Ireland.

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  19. COURTSIreland
    Form 52C - Protective Certificate (Debt Settlement Arrangement)

    Form 52C - Protective Certificate (Debt Settlement Arrangement)

    Form 52C – Protective Certificate (Debt Settlement Arrangement) is a document filed with the Courts Service of Ireland. It confirms that a debtor’s assets are protected while a debt settlement arrangement is being arranged. Use it when a court‑ordered debt settlement is in progress.

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  20. COURTSIreland
    Form 52B - Debt Relief Notice

    Form 52B - Debt Relief Notice

    Form 52B – Debt Relief Notice is an official paper from the Courts Service of Ireland. It is used to give formal notice of a debt relief application or decision. The form is part of the court‑run debt relief process.

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  21. COURTSIreland
    Form 51B - Statement As To Earnings - In The Matter Of Section 56(1) / 179(1) Of The Civil Partnership And Certain Rights And Obligations Of Cohabitants Act 2010

    Form 51B - Statement As To Earnings - In The Matter Of Section 56(1) / 179(1) Of The Civil Partnership And Certain Rights And Obligations Of Cohabitants Act 2010

    Form 51B is a Statement of Earnings used in court cases that rely on Section 56(1) or 179(1) of the Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010. It is filed when a court needs a clear picture of a party’s income for financial decisions.

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  22. COURTSIreland
    Form 50B - Notice Of Appeal

    Form 50B - Notice Of Appeal

    Form 50B – Notice of Appeal is a court document used to formally inform a court that you intend to challenge a judgment or order. It is required whenever a party wishes to start the appeals process in the Irish courts.

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  23. COURTSIreland
    Form 50 - Originating Notice of Motion

    Form 50 - Originating Notice of Motion

    Form 50 – Originating Notice of Motion is a Courts Service of Ireland form used to formally start a motion before the High Court or Circuit Court. It is filed when a party wants the court to consider a specific request or order.

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  24. COURTSIreland
    Form 49 - Notice Of Application Under S. 9(2)(C) Health (Repayment Scheme) Act 2006

    Form 49 - Notice Of Application Under S. 9(2)(C) Health (Repayment Scheme) Act 2006

    Form 49 is a Notice of Application required under Section 9(2)(C) of the Health (Repayment Scheme) Act 2006. It is filed with the Courts Service of Ireland when a person wants to start a repayment claim under the scheme. The form notifies the court of the intended application.

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  25. COURTSIreland
    Form 48 - Notice Of Intention To Adduce Evidence As To Mental Condition (Section 19, Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006

    Form 48 - Notice Of Intention To Adduce Evidence As To Mental Condition (Section 19, Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006

    Form 48 is a notice filed with the Courts Service of Ireland to inform the court that a party intends to adduce evidence about a mental condition under Section 19 of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act 2006. It is used in criminal cases where mental health is raised as a defence.

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AU

Australia

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  1. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F90A

    Application for membership (amended)

    This Australian government form (F90A) is used to apply to amend your membership status with a union, workplace organization, or similar entity regulated by the Fair Work Commission. Use this when you need to update how your membership is recorded because of a change in your situation.

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  2. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F89A

    Application for eligibility (amended)

    This Australian government form is for responding to an application about being unfairly deactivated from work under workplace law. Use it when you need to provide information about your eligibility or address a claim related to such a deactivation.

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  3. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F89

    Application for order about eligibility

    This Australian government form (F89) is used to apply to the Fair Work Commission for an order about eligibility when you believe your employment was unfairly deactivated. It helps you seek a formal decision on whether you qualify for certain protections under workplace laws.

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  4. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F78

    Application for transfer of registration

    This form is for agreeing to let the Fair Work Commission make a final decision on your sexual harassment dispute. Use it if you're involved in such a case (as an applicant, aggrieved person, or respondent), after a conference didn't resolve it, and they issued a certificate requiring arbitration.

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  5. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F76

    Application for amalgamation

    This form is for responding to a sexual harassment dispute application (Form F75) from the Fair Work Commission. Use it when you're accused of harassing someone at work on or after March 6, 2023.

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  6. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F74

    Application for cancellation of registration

    This Australian government form from the Fair Work Commission (FWC) is for people named as having engaged in workplace bullying. You use it when someone has alleged you bullied them at work, asked the FWC to make an order, and they've asked you to respond.

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  7. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F74A

    Cancellation of registration (organization)

    Form F74A is a response form for a person named in an application for an order to stop sexual harassment that started before 6 March 2023. Use it when the Fair Work Commission asks you to tell your side of the case.

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  8. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F73A

    Application for registration (amended)

    Form F73A is the Fair Work Commission’s response form for an employer or principal when an employee has applied for an order to stop sexual harassment that began before 6 March 2023. It is used after the Commission asks the employer to reply to a Form F72A application.

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  9. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F73

    Application for registration of organization

    Form F73 is the Fair Work Commission’s response form for an employer or principal when they are asked to reply to an application for an order to stop bullying at work. It is used after the Commission has sent a letter requesting a response to a Form F72 bullying application.

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  10. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F72

    Application for order about employee organization

    Form F72 is the Fair Work Commission’s application to get an order that stops bullying at work. Use it if you work for a constitutionally‑covered business, have been bullied and fear it could happen again.

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  11. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F69

    Application for order about trade union training

    Form F69 is an application to the Fair Work Commission for a certificate of conscientious objection to joining a registered employer or employee association. Use it when your personal beliefs prevent you from becoming a member under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009.

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  12. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F67

    Application for order about outworker

    Form F67 is the Fair Work Commission application to get consent for changing the name of an organisation registered under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009. Use it whenever you want the Commission’s approval before the new name takes effect.

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  13. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F66

    Application for order about contract outworker

    Form F66 is a ballot paper for members of a registered organisation to vote on a proposed amalgamation and any alternative amalgamation options. It is used under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009 when the organisations have not selected a specific ballot paper.

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  14. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F65

    Application for order about transfer of employment

    Form F65 is the Fair Work Commission’s notice that an organisation has chosen a specific ballot paper for a proposed amalgamation. Use it when you are applying to amalgamate organisations under the RO Act and need to inform the Commission of the ballot choice.

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  15. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F59

    Application for order about parental leave

    Form F59 is the Fair Work Commission application to change an association’s name or alter its rules. Use it when you need the Commission’s permission to make those changes.

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  16. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F58

    Application for order about long service leave

    Form F58 is the Fair Work Commission’s application used by an objector to challenge the registration of an association. Use it when you want to lodge a formal objection to an association’s registration under the RO Act.

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  17. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F55

    Application for order about annual leave

    Form F55 is the Fair Work Commission’s application for an association of employers to be registered as an organisation under the Fair Work (Registered Organisations) Act 2009. Use it when an employer association wants formal registration with the Commission.

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  18. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F54

    Application for order about payment of wages

    Form F54 is the Fair Work Commission’s notice that a lawyer or paid agent has stopped acting for a party in a matter that is still before the Commission. Use it when your legal representative or paid agent ends their involvement.

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  19. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F52

    Application for order about redundancy

    Form F52 is an application to the Fair Work Commission asking for an order that a person produce documents, records or other information. Use it when you are already involved in a matter before the Commission and need those materials to be provided.

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  20. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F51

    Application for order about records

    Form F51 is the Fair Work Commission’s application to get an order that a person must attend before the Commission. Use it when you are already involved in a matter before the Commission and need someone to appear.

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  21. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F50

    Application for approval of enterprise agreement

    Form F50 is a Notice of Discontinuance used to stop an application you have made to the Fair Work Commission. Use it when you no longer need the Commission to consider your matter.

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  22. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F47

    Notice of contravention

    Form F47 – Application to vary an award‑based transitional instrument. Use it when you want the Fair Work Commission to change an award or a continuing Schedule 6 instrument.

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  23. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F46

    Application for order about contravention

    Form F46 is the Fair Work Commission application to make, vary or revoke a modern award. Use it when you want the Commission to create a new award, change an existing one, or cancel it.

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  24. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F45A

    Amended application

    Form F45A is the Fair Work Commission’s application to vary redundancy pay. Use it when you, as an employer, have found alternative work for an employee or cannot meet the full redundancy amount and want the pay reduced.

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  25. FAIR_WORKAustralia
    Form F43

    Application for order about industrial action

    Form F43 is the Fair Work Commission’s application to get a court‑ordered right to view records or documents held by a non‑member that may relate to a breach of the Fair Work Act. Use it when you hold an entry permit and need access to those records.

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Which countries are covered?

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