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13588
Native Americans and the Earned Income Credit (Spanish Version)
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- Rev. 8-2025
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- October 21, 2026
Form 13588 (sp): Native Americans and the Earned Income Credit, Spanish Version
Form 13588 (sp) is the Spanish version of Form 13588, Native Americans and the Earned Income Credit. Its Spanish title is "Indígenas estadounidenses y el Crédito por ingreso de trabajo." It is a one-page IRS list of alternative documentation, and it opens by saying that if the documents requested on Form 886-H-EIC (sp) are not available, the list below names other documents.
The list has nine items, from a statement from the Indian Health Services business offices and copies of tribal enrollment records to a HUD housing assignment document, TANF and a food stamp application. When none of those is available, the form points to the local social welfare department for a signed or approved form that shows the child's residence, and names two examples of local forms.
The header prints the date in Spanish, "agosto de 2025", and the English footer reads Rev. 8-2025. The top has spaces for the taxpayer name, taxpayer identification number and tax year. You can fill them out free in your browser on this page and download the result without an account.
What's on Form 13588 (sp)
Items 1 and 2: statements
A statement from the Indian Health Services business offices, and a statement from the social welfare department of a state or tribal government.
Items 3 to 5: tribal records
Copies of tribal enrollment records, a statement from the Tribal Education Department and a statement from the Indian tribal official.
Items 6 to 9: housing and assistance
A Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) lease or allotment, a HUD housing assignment document, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) and a food stamp application.
Local social welfare forms
If none of the material is available, the form points to the local social welfare department for a signed or approved form showing the child's residence, and says tribal governments can also run federal programs such as TANF.
Examples of local forms
The form names the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCS) and the San Carlos Apache Tribe Social Service Assistance Form, and says the list is not complete.
The list is in Spanish. The items below give its English meaning.
How to fill out Form 13588 (sp)
- 1
Fill in the header
Enter the taxpayer name, taxpayer identification number and tax year at the top.
- 2
Start from Form 886-H-EIC (sp)
The form is for documents requested on Form 886-H-EIC (sp) that are not available. Compare that request with the alternatives listed here.
- 3
Pick from the nine items
Look for any of the nine listed records, such as tribal enrollment records, a HUD housing assignment document or a food stamp application.
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Ask social welfare if none is available
The form says to go to the local social welfare department and request a signed or approved form that shows the child's residence.
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Request local forms
The form says to ask the social services department for an approved or signed copy of its local forms, such as AHCCS or the San Carlos Apache Tribe form.
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Where it goes, timing and limits
Where to send
The form prints no mailing address. It refers back to the documents requested on Form 886-H-EIC (sp).
Deadline
The form prints no deadline.
What the local forms show
The local forms the form describes are ones that show the child's residence.
Not a complete list
The form says, in Spanish, that this is not a complete list.
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Who uses Form 13588 (sp)?
The form is a Spanish IRS list for a taxpayer who was asked for the documents on Form 886-H-EIC (sp) and does not have them. The taxpayer's name, number and tax year go at the top. The form prints no recipient or mailing address.
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Questions about Form 13588
What is Form 13588 (sp)?
The Spanish version of Form 13588, Native Americans and the Earned Income Credit. It lists alternative documents for when the documents requested on Form 886-H-EIC (sp) are not available.
Is there an English edition?
Yes. Form 13588 is the English edition. The Spanish edition carries the same Rev. 8-2025 date and its own Catalog Number 93142B.
What kinds of documents does it list?
Statements from the Indian Health Services business offices, a social welfare department, the Tribal Education Department or an Indian tribal official, tribal enrollment records, a BIA lease or allotment, a HUD housing assignment document, TANF and a food stamp application.
What if none of the listed documents is available?
The form says to go to the local social welfare department and request a signed or approved form that shows the child's residence.
Is the list complete?
No. The form says it is not a complete list.
Which local forms does it name as examples?
The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCS) and the San Carlos Apache Tribe Social Service Assistance Form.