15349

File Your Taxes Yourself For Free

Agency
IRS
Revision
11-2021
Fillable fields
1
Pages
1
Official source
IRS form page
Checked
October 21, 2026
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Form 15349: File Your Taxes Yourself For Free

Form 15349 is a one-page IRS flyer, not a tax return. Its headline is "File Your Taxes Yourself For Free." It describes Facilitated Self-Assistance, which the flyer says provides free step-by-step interview based tax preparation software, available online or at one of the offering site's locations, with guidance from IRS certified volunteers.

The flyer is written in the voice of the site that offers the service ("We offer Facilitated Self-Assistance"). It ends with a blank box under "Where do I go?" for the site's Facilitated Self-Assistance details, location, support hours and support method. Nothing on it is sent to the IRS.

You can fill in the box free in your browser on this page and download the flyer without an account.

What's on Form 15349

Headline and summary

"File Your Taxes Yourself For Free" and a short description of Facilitated Self-Assistance, available online or at a site location.

How does it work?

Says questions can come up while using tax software, and that IRS certified volunteers offer guidance whether the return is prepared at home or at a preparation site.

What do I need to get started?

Basic computer skills, an email address, and documentation: Social Security numbers, W-2 and 1099 income information, prior year adjusted gross income, and bank account and routing information for direct deposit.

Where do I go?

A blank box for Facilitated Self-Assistance details, location, support hours and support method.

Footer

Form 15349 (11-2021), Catalog Number 68555S, Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, www.irs.gov.

How to fill out Form 15349

  1. 1

    Details

    Describe the Facilitated Self-Assistance the site offers, for example whether it is online, at a site location or both, as the flyer's summary mentions.

  2. 2

    Location

    Enter where to go, or how to access the service online.

  3. 3

    Support hours and method

    Enter when volunteer support is available and how it is given, the last two items the box heading lists.

  4. 4

    Download and share

    Download the completed flyer to print or post. It goes to taxpayers, not to the IRS.

The only space to fill in is the box under "Where do I go?". Its heading lists four things to include.

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Where it goes

Not sent to the IRS

Form 15349 is a flyer. It has no signature line and no IRS mailing address.

Who reads it

Taxpayers looking for a free way to prepare their own return with help from IRS certified volunteers.

What readers bring

The flyer lists basic computer skills, an email address, Social Security numbers for the taxpayer, spouse and dependents, W-2 and 1099 income information, prior year adjusted gross income and bank details for direct deposit.

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Who uses Form 15349?

  • Sites offering the service

    The flyer speaks as the provider: "We offer Facilitated Self-Assistance" and "one of our preparation sites." The box at the bottom is for the provider's own details.

  • IRS certified volunteers

    The flyer says questions may come up even with simple software, and that it is helpful to have guidance available from IRS certified volunteers.

  • People preparing their own return

    Readers who want to prepare their return themselves with free software, at home or at one of the site's preparation locations.

  • Not a return or application

    The flyer has no lines for tax information and no signature line, and it is not filed with the IRS.

The flyer names no filer. It is written by a site that offers Facilitated Self-Assistance, for the people it serves.

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Questions about Form 15349

Is Form 15349 a tax form that gets filed?

No. It is a one-page flyer about Facilitated Self-Assistance. It has no lines for tax information and is not sent to the IRS.

What is Facilitated Self-Assistance?

The flyer says it provides free step-by-step interview based tax preparation software, available online or at a site location, with guidance from IRS certified volunteers.

What does the flyer say to have ready?

Basic computer skills, an email address, Social Security numbers for the taxpayer, spouse and dependents, income information such as W-2 and 1099, prior year adjusted gross income, and bank account and routing information for direct deposit.

Who fills in the "Where do I go?" box?

The site offering the service. The box is for its Facilitated Self-Assistance details, location, support hours and support method.