Issuer and additional parties, lines 1 to 14
The issuer's name, EIN, address and contact official, any name or EIN different from the Form 8038 series return, and the details of any additional party, with Forms 8821.
14429
Tax Exempt Bonds Voluntary Closing Agreement Program Request
Form 14429, Tax Exempt Bonds Voluntary Closing Agreement Program Request, goes with a request under the Tax Exempt Bonds Voluntary Closing Agreement Program (TEB VCAP). The form says TEB VCAP, described in Notice 2008-31, provides remedies for issuers of tax-advantaged bonds who voluntarily come forward to resolve a violation of the federal tax requirements for a bond issue that cannot be corrected under self-correction programs.
The form says its purpose is to assist issuers in submitting a complete and organized TEB VCAP submission request, and that it does not alter the requirements of IRC Section 7121, Notice 2008-31 or IRM 7.2.3. Most questions are answered Yes or N/A, with the page numbers of the request where each item appears. The form says tax-advantaged bonds include tax-exempt bonds, qualified tax credit bonds and direct pay bonds.
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The issuer's name, EIN, address and contact official, any name or EIN different from the Form 8038 series return, and the details of any additional party, with Forms 8821.
Whether a Form 2848 is attached, and the representative's name, title, PTIN, address and telephone number.
The name of the bond issue, issue date, CUSIP number and issue price, and whether the debt service schedule and copies of Forms 8038 series, 8038-CP, 8038-T and 8038-R are attached.
The IRC sections involved, statements describing the violation and how it was found, the proposed settlement terms, a draft closing agreement and the source of funds for any payment or redemption.
Statements on examination and court status, dates of the violation, previous TEB VCAP and private letter ruling requests, disclosure on EMMA, third party fault and other information.
A declaration under penalties of perjury, with the signature and name of an official of the issuer and the date signed.
The form says to fill in the requested information in each box, check Yes or N/A where a question asks about the request, and enter the page numbers of the request that hold each item answered Yes.
Enter the issuer, any additional parties and each authorized representative. If there is more than one additional party or representative, the form says to give their details on an attached schedule.
Enter the bond issue details and confirm which documents are attached, such as the full debt service schedule and the Form 8038 series return filed for the issue.
List the IRC sections, then answer each question on the violation, settlement terms, statements of good faith, prior requests and disclosure with Yes or N/A and page numbers.
The form says to sign it under penalty of perjury, date it and include it at the beginning of the request. An official of the issuer signs.
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The form goes at the beginning of the issuer's TEB VCAP request. The form says IRM Section 7.2.3 provides additional guidance on how to submit a request. It prints no mailing address.
Forms 8821 and 2848, the debt service schedule, copies of Form 8038 series returns and any Forms 8038-CP, 8038-T and 8038-R, and a draft closing agreement based on the VCAP Model Agreement.
The form says TEB accepts facts submitted by another party under penalties of perjury only if the issuer also certifies them. A separate penalty of perjury statement is attached for that party.
The form says TEB VCAP is for violations that cannot be corrected under self-correction programs described in the Income Tax Regulations or other published guidance.
8038
137 fields, 3 pages
8038-CP
59 fields, 1 page
8038-T
60 fields, 1 page
8038-R
40 fields, 3 pages
8821
45 fields, 1 page
2848
92 fields, 2 pages
The form is for bond issuers, not individual taxpayers. It says only the issuer may use it to submit a request.
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The form says the Tax Exempt Bonds Voluntary Closing Agreement Program, described in Notice 2008-31, provides remedies for issuers of tax-advantaged bonds who voluntarily come forward to resolve a violation that cannot be self-corrected.
No. The form says other parties may participate in a request with the issuer's permission, but only the issuer may use this form to submit a request.
No. The form says it does not alter the requirements of IRC Section 7121, Notice 2008-31 or IRM 7.2.3. It is there to help issuers submit a complete and organized request.
At the beginning. The form says to sign it under penalty of perjury, date it and include it at the beginning of the request.
The form says the term violation includes multiple violations if more than one violation is identified in the submission.