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Explains the possible benefits, the reason for the form and the ways to return it, with contact details for the military program office.
12325
Military Status Questionnaire
Form 12325, Military Status Questionnaire, is an IRS personnel form. Its text is addressed to employees in the military Reserve or National Guard, and says they may be entitled to additional benefits such as 15 days military leave, 22 days emergency military leave and Reservist Differential Pay. The form asks them to complete, sign and date it so their personnel records are reflected accordingly.
It is not a tax return. The form has one checklist of military status codes from 0 to 9, a retirement date for some codes, and the name, SSN, signature and date. Its Privacy Act Notice says the information is used to determine eligibility for military leave benefits and is provided to the National Finance Center.
You can fill out Form 12325 free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
Explains the possible benefits, the reason for the form and the ways to return it, with contact details for the military program office.
A table of codes 0 to 9 with a status and a description for each, and a box to check next to the current status.
For codes 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8, the date of military retirement in MM/DD/YYYY format.
Complete name, complete SSN, signature and date signed.
Cites 5 USC 6323 and 5 USC 301, explains how the information is used and shared, and says providing it is not required.
The form says to check the box next to the code corresponding to the current military status.
Only for codes 4 or 6 (Retired Military Regular), 5 or 7 (Retired Military Non Regular) or 8 (Retired DC National Guard): enter the date of military retirement as MM/DD/YYYY.
Enter the complete name and the complete SSN, as the form asks.
Sign and enter the date signed. The form says it can be manually or digitally signed before it is emailed.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The form says it can be faxed to 816-268-8188.
The form says it can be scanned and emailed, or manually or digitally signed and emailed. For more information it names [email protected].
The Privacy Act Notice says it is used to determine eligibility for military leave benefits and is provided to the National Finance Center to calculate benefits.
The notice says providing the information is not required, but without all of it eligibility for military leave benefits may not be determined. False or fraudulent information may bring penalties.
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The form is an internal personnel form. It points to the IRS military program office and an internal Outlook mailbox, so it is completed by IRS employees, not by taxpayers filing a return.
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No. It is an IRS personnel questionnaire. It refers to the employee's personnel records, an internal Outlook mailbox and the IRS military program office.
The form says Reserve or National Guard members may be entitled to benefits such as 15 days military leave, 22 days emergency military leave and Reservist Differential Pay.
The form asks for the date of military retirement when code 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 is checked.
The form says it can be faxed to 816-268-8188, or scanned and emailed, or manually or digitally signed and emailed.
The Privacy Act Notice says it goes to the National Finance Center and may be disclosed to agencies such as the Office of Personnel Management for administering Federal personnel systems.