Who We Are (SPEC)
A short description of the SPEC office and its national network of partners serving low-to-moderate income taxpayers.
15604
Rural Partner Action Day Initiative
Form 15601 is a flyer from the IRS Wage & Investment Stakeholder Partnerships, Education and Communication (SPEC) office about the Rural Partner Action Day Initiative and local taxpayer assistance and resource events. The flyer says SPEC works with a national network of partners serving low-to-moderate income taxpayers.
The flyer invites organizations to host a Rural Partner Action Day or Taxpayer Assistance Event, or to add a Taxpayer Assistance Element to an existing event such as a job fair, health fair or back-to-school program. It also asks organizations to consider becoming a VITA/TCE partner. Its only fill-in fields are an event month, day and year and a table of Stakeholder Tax Consultant contacts.
It is an outreach flyer, not a tax return. You can fill out Form 15601 free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.


A short description of the SPEC office and its national network of partners serving low-to-moderate income taxpayers.

Ways to build lasting resources in a community, with Publication 4225 and Publication 3676-A listed as resources.
Blank MONTH, DAY and YEAR fields on the first page.
Sections on Re-Envisioning Taxpayer Service, Consider Hosting an Event, Accessibility, Building the Event Around the Customer and Adding Value.
Ideas for adding a Taxpayer Assistance Element to job fairs, health fairs or health screening clinics, back-to-school or education programs, and resource fairs.
Four rows with NAME, LOCATION OR EMAIL and PHONE NUMBER columns.
Enter the event month, day and year in the blank fields on the first page.
Enter up to four Stakeholder Tax Consultant names in the NAME column of the contacts table.
Enter each consultant's location or email address in the LOCATION OR EMAIL column.
Enter each consultant's phone number in the PHONE NUMBER column.
Download the filled flyer to print or share. The PDF itself does not say who completes the blanks or how the flyer is handed out.
You get the real form, filled in a browser tab, with nothing standing between you and the finished PDF.
The flyer prints no filing address, deadline or signature line.
The flyer says to speak to a Stakeholder Tax Consultant for information on establishing a VITA/TCE partnership, and that the consultant coordinates with internal and external organizations to set up event services.
The flyer says events have included legal services, broadband internet service providers, financial institutions and Community Action Programs, in addition to IRS services and support.
W-4
48 fields, 5 pages
13533
13 fields, 1 page
14310
36 fields, 1 page
14310-A
31 fields, 1 page
13615
76 fields, 2 pages
15080
5 fields, 1 page
The flyer asks organizations to consider hosting an event. It says prior events have taken place at community colleges, libraries, commercial buildings, gymnasiums and event halls.
The flyer says a Stakeholder Tax Consultant can organize and establish the event, or bring services and resources to an event the organization already runs. Their contacts go in the table on the flyer.
It lists ways to partner: hosting a free tax preparation site, recruiting volunteers for existing VITA/TCE partners, becoming an outreach and marketing partner, and promoting free online tax preparation.
The flyer says events provide at a minimum free tax preparation through an existing VITA/TCE partner, help with an online installment agreement, help setting up an online IRS account (ID.me) and referrals such as the Taxpayer Advocate Service.
The flyer speaks to organizations that could host or join an event. It does not say who fills in its blanks.
The agency’s own page for Form 15604.
The official blank form, to print or fill by hand.
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No. It is a flyer from the IRS SPEC office about Rural Partner Action Day and Taxpayer Assistance Events. Its only blanks are an event date and Stakeholder Tax Consultant contacts.
The flyer says, at a minimum, free tax preparation supported by an existing VITA/TCE partner, help establishing an online installment agreement, help establishing an online IRS account (ID.me) and referrals such as the Taxpayer Advocate Service.
The flyer says assistance events can be held anywhere, and that prior events took place at community colleges, libraries, commercial buildings, gymnasiums and event halls.
The flyer says a Stakeholder Tax Consultant can organize and establish the event, or bring services and resources to an existing event the organization has already set up.
The flyer says to speak to a Stakeholder Tax Consultant, and lists Publication 4225 and Publication 3676-A as resources.