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Publication 3112 (SP), IRS E-File Application and Participation (Spanish Version) - Apply to participate in IRS e-file using the online IRS e-file Application at IRS.gov. This applies to all applicants that want to develop software or e-file federal tax returns, certain state income tax returns, and extensions of time to file individual, business, employment and exempt organization returns.

Use Form 5227, Split-Interest Trust Information Return, to report the financial activities of a split-interest trust, provide certain information regarding charitable deductions and distributions of or from a split-interest trust, and determine if the trust is treated (for Chapter 42 excise tax purposes) as a private foundation and subject to certain excise taxes under Chapter 42. Form 5227 is open to public inspection.

Publication 1223, General Rules and Specifications for Substitute Forms W-2c and W-3c - The purpose of this revenue procedure is to state the requirements of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Social Security Administration (SSA) regarding the preparation and use of substitute forms for Form W-2c, Corrected Wage and Tax Statement, and Form W-3c, Transmittal of Corrected Wage and Tax Statements.

Publication 5293, Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself - Data Security Resource Guide for Tax Professionals, is an online-only tool focused on increasing awareness among tax professionals regarding security steps that must be taken to protect taxpayer data, including how to report data theft to the IRS, sign of data theft within their office and resources available on IRS.gov to assist tax pros.

Publication 5817-A, Elective Pay for Rural Electric Cooperatives - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.

Publication 5817-C, Elective Pay for Alaska Native Corporations - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.

Publication 5817-D, Elective Pay for Tax-Exempt Organizations - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.

Publication 5817-E, Elective Pay for State and Local Governments - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.

Publication 5817-F, Elective Pay for Indian Tribal Governments - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.

Publication 5817 (sp), Elective Pay Overview (Spanish Version) - Elective pay allows applicable entities, including tax-exempt and governmental entities that would otherwise be unable to claim certain credits because they do not owe federal income tax, to benefit from some clean energy tax credits. By choosing this election, the amount of the credit is treated as a payment of tax and any overpayment will result in a refund.