Contact information
First and last name, email address, a 10-digit telephone number with area code, best time to call, and city, state and 5-digit ZIP code.
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Partner and Volunteer Sign Up
- Agency
- IRS
- Revision
- Rev. 10-2025
- Fillable fields
- 36
- Pages
- 1
- Official source
- IRS form page
- Checked
- October 21, 2026
Form 14310: Partner and Volunteer Sign Up
Form 14310, Partner and Volunteer Sign Up, is a one-page IRS form for people and organizations that want to sign up as a VITA/TCE partner, volunteer, or both. The form says the information will be shared with sponsoring organizations in the area for follow-up contact, and that existing partners and volunteers do not fill it out.
It asks for contact details, the location where the person wants to volunteer, languages spoken other than English, past VITA/TCE service, interest in Continuing Education (CE) Credits and the program of interest. A community organization that wants to sponsor its own VITA site also answers questions about space, equipment and volunteers.
The form says its information can only be submitted to the IRS at https://www.irs.gov/individuals/irs-tax-volunteers. You can fill out Form 14310 free in your browser on this page to prepare your answers and download it without an account.
What's on Form 14310
Location of interest
The city, state and ZIP code where the person wants to volunteer.
Languages and past service
Languages spoken other than English, and a Yes or No on whether the person volunteered with the VITA/TCE program within the past 3 years.
CE credits and program
Status boxes for Continuing Education credits, a pointer to www.irs.gov/individuals/link-learn-taxes, the program of interest, and whether the person is an IRS employee.
Partner question
Whether the person wants to partner with the VITA program and sponsor their own VITA site.
Partner Information
Community organization name, city, state and ZIP code, and Yes or No on having a space or location, technical equipment such as laptops and printers, and volunteers to staff a VITA site.
How to fill out Form 14310
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Check that it applies
The form is for new sign-ups. It says existing partners and volunteers do not fill it out.
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Contact and location
Enter name, email, phone with area code and best time to call, and home city, state and ZIP code, then the city, state and ZIP code of the location of interest.
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Background
List languages other than English and answer whether the person volunteered with VITA/TCE in the past 3 years. For CE credits, check the applicable status.
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Program and IRS employment
Write the program of interest and answer whether the person is an IRS employee.
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Partner question
The form says to answer Yes as a community organization that wants to sponsor its own VITA site and fill in Partner Information, or No as an individual volunteer and skip the additional questions.
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Submit online
The form says its information can only be submitted at https://www.irs.gov/individuals/irs-tax-volunteers. The PDF filled here serves to prepare and keep a copy of the answers.
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Where it goes and how it is used
Where to submit
The form says the information can only be submitted to the IRS at https://www.irs.gov/individuals/irs-tax-volunteers. It lists no mailing address.
Who sees it
The form says the information will be shared with sponsoring organizations in the area for follow-up contact, and may be furnished to others who coordinate activities and staffing at volunteer sites.
Time estimate
The Privacy and Paperwork Reduction Act Notice says the time estimated for participation is 10 minutes.
Voluntary
The notice says the response is voluntary, but without the information the IRS may not be able to use the person's assistance in these programs.
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Who fills out Form 14310?
The form is for new VITA/TCE volunteers and for community organizations that want to partner with the VITA program. The IRS receives it and shares it with sponsoring organizations.
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Questions about Form 14310
Is Form 14310 mailed to the IRS?
No. The form says its information can only be submitted to the IRS at https://www.irs.gov/individuals/irs-tax-volunteers.
Who uses Form 14310?
New VITA/TCE volunteers and community organizations that want to partner with the VITA program. The form says existing partners and volunteers do not fill it out.
What happens after signing up?
The form says the information will be shared with sponsoring organizations in the area for follow-up contact.
Can volunteers get continuing education credits?
The form asks about interest in CE Credits and lists enrolled agent, non-credentialed tax return preparer, CPA, attorney and certified financial planner statuses. It points to www.irs.gov/individuals/link-learn-taxes for more information.
Is the sign-up voluntary?
The notice says the response is voluntary, though the IRS may not be able to use the person's assistance without the information.