13424-F

Volunteer / Pro Bono Time Reporting

Agency
IRS
Revision
4-2010
Fillable fields
223
Pages
1
Official source
IRS form page
Checked
October 21, 2026
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Form 13424-F: Volunteer / Pro Bono Time Reporting

Form 13424-F is a one-page time sheet for Low Income Taxpayer Clinics (LITCs). The form says: "Per OMB A-110, LITCs are required to track the amount of time volunteers spend working on LITC activities." It also says to use it "to document the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members use to resolve a client's issue(s)."

Each row records an activity date, an optional case ID and the hours spent in twelve activity columns, from consulting with the client to return preparation, intake and education. The volunteer's name goes at the top and a totals row sits at the bottom.

The form prints no mailing address, no deadline and no signature line, and it does not say who collects the completed sheet. You can fill it out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.

What's on Form 13424-F

Volunteer's Name

A single field at the top right for the name of the volunteer or pro bono member whose hours the sheet reports.

Activity Date and Case ID

Each row starts with the date of the activity and a case ID, which the form marks as "(if applicable)".

Client, IRS and court work

Columns for Consult with client, Represent before the IRS (meeting, phone call, etc.), Represent in Court, Court Filing and Prepare IRS Appeal.

Support work

Columns for Research, Translation, Outreach, Clerical assistance, Return Prep, Intake and Education.

Example row

The form prints a sample line: Ex. 3/14/2010, case 02345BA, with hours such as .5, .25, 2.0 and 1.75 in different columns.

TOTALS row

A row at the bottom of the table for the total hours in each activity column.

How to fill out Form 13424-F

  1. 1

    Enter the name

    Write the name of the volunteer or pro bono member in the Volunteer's Name box at the top.

  2. 2

    Date each activity

    Use one row per activity date, written like the example, such as 3/14/2010.

  3. 3

    Add the case ID

    Enter the client's case ID when one applies. The column is marked "(if applicable)", so it can stay empty.

  4. 4

    Record hours by activity

    Enter the time in hours under the matching activity column. The example uses decimals, such as .5 and 1.75.

  5. 5

    Total each column

    Add up each activity column and write the sums in the TOTALS row.

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Where it goes and what the form does not say

Where it goes

The form prints no mailing address and does not say who receives the completed sheet. It is the time record the form says LITCs keep for volunteer activities.

Deadline

No deadline appears on the form.

Signature

The form has no signature or certification line.

Edition

This is the edition printed as Form 13424-F (4-2010), Catalog Number 54952J.

Who fills out Form 13424-F?

  • Low Income Taxpayer Clinics

    The form says LITCs are required, per OMB A-110, to track the time volunteers spend on LITC activities. This sheet is where that time is logged.

  • Volunteers

    Each sheet carries one volunteer's name at the top, with that person's hours listed below by date and activity.

  • Pro bono members

    The form says it documents the time volunteers or pro bono members use to resolve a client's issue(s).

  • Not a taxpayer return

    The sheet records a volunteer's hours, not a taxpayer's tax information. A client's matter appears only as an optional case ID.

The form names LITCs, their volunteers and pro bono members. It does not say who collects the completed sheet.

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Questions about Form 13424-F

What is Form 13424-F used for?

The form says to use it to document the amount of time volunteers or pro bono members use to resolve a client's issue(s).

Why do LITCs track volunteer hours?

The form says: "Per OMB A-110, LITCs are required to track the amount of time volunteers spend working on LITC activities."

Do taxpayers file Form 13424-F with the IRS?

The form is a volunteer time sheet for LITCs. It prints no IRS mailing address and holds no taxpayer tax information beyond an optional case ID.

How is time entered?

In hours, under one of twelve activity columns. The printed example uses decimals such as .5, .25, 2.0 and 1.75.

Does the form need a signature?

No signature line appears. The form has a name field, date and case ID columns, the activity columns and a totals row.