13768
Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee Membership Application
Form 13768 is the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee Membership Application. A person who wants to be considered for the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC) completes it and sends it to the IRS.
The form asks for applicant information, a statement on skills and qualifications, a resume, any prior IRS council or committee membership, and a signature. Its privacy notice says the information is used to perform Federal income tax, FBI and practitioner checks as required of all members and applicants to the ETAAC, and that supplying it is voluntary but not providing it may limit consideration of the application.
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Name and other names used, home address and phone, date and place of birth, business name, address and job title, business phone, fax and email, and one background box. The form says some of it is required for an FBI background check.
A brief statement on affiliations, plus a one or two page statement with recent examples on eight listed areas, from cybersecurity and tax software development to consumer advocacy and public administration.
A resume including prior Treasury or IRS employment, positions, titles and dates, plus professional credentials, memberships and any local liaison activities with the IRS.
Whether the applicant has served on an IRS council or committee the form names, such as the Internal Revenue Service Advisory Council or the Taxpayer Advocacy Panel, with names and dates of membership.
Part V explains Form 14767, Consent to Disclose Tax Compliance Check. Part VI is the applicant's certification, signature and date signed.
Enter your name, any maiden or other names with the dates used, home and business contact details, date, city and state of birth, and check the one box that best describes your background and skills.
Prepare the brief statement on affiliations and the one or two page statement on skills, experience and qualifications, with recent examples, for the areas the form lists.
Attach a resume that lists any prior Treasury or IRS employment with positions, titles and dates, professional credentials and memberships.
If you served on one of the councils or committees the form names, enter each name and the dates of membership. Otherwise leave it blank.
Sign and date Part VI, then email the application to [email protected] or fax it to 855-811-8021, as the form says. Form 14767 then arrives by email to complete.
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The form says to submit it to [email protected], and that it may also be faxed to 855-811-8021.
The January 2026 edition says to submit the application no later than Close of Business on February 28, 2026.
The form says the applicant receives Form 14767, Consent to Disclose Tax Compliance Check, by email after submitting, and that submitting Form 14767 completes the application process.
The privacy notice says the information is used for Federal income tax, FBI and practitioner checks of all ETAAC members and applicants.
The Washington, DC address in the privacy notice is for comments on the time estimates. The form says not to send the form to that address.
The applicant for ETAAC membership completes and signs the form. It goes to the IRS, which uses it to consider the application.
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The form names it the Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee. Form 13768 is the membership application for it.
The form says to submit it to [email protected] and that it may also be faxed to 855-811-8021.
The privacy notice says providing a Social Security number is voluntary and no right, benefit or privilege is denied for refusing, but not providing information may limit consideration of the application.
The form says the applicant receives Form 14767, Consent to Disclose Tax Compliance Check, by email and submits it to complete the application process.
The Part II statements, including a one or two page statement on skills and qualifications, and a resume for Part III.
