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Publication 5780, Exempt Organizations Technical Guide TG 1 Instrumentalities of the United States, Government Corporations, and Federal Credit Unions - IRC 501(c)(1)

Form 15028, Certification of Publicly Traded Partnership to Notify Specified Partners and Qualified Relevant Partners for Approved Modifications Under IRC Section 6225(c)(5), is used by a source partnership that is a publicly traded partnership (PTP) requesting modification under IRC section 6225(c)(5) in order to certify to the IRS that the PTP will report to each specified partner or qualified relevant partners their respective amount of reduction to their suspended passive activity loss carryover based on the PTP¡¯s approved modification under section 6225(c)(5).

Publication 1544(SP) explains why, when, and where to report cash payments over $10,000, and discusses the substantial penalties for not reporting them.

Publication 5390, Instructions for Preparing Administrative Claims for Damages Under Sections 7426(h), 7432, and 7433(a-d), and Request for Costs under Section 7430 Related to these Sections

Publication 6030, Interactions Between the U.S Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regarding Restitution Based Assessments (RBA): Common Questions and Answers

Publication 5486-A (zh-s), It's Not Too Late to Claim the 2020 & 2021 Recovery Rebate Credit When You Don't Normally File a Tax Return (Chinese-Simplified Version), explains that if you¡¯re eligible and didn¡¯t receive the full 2020 or 2021 Economic Impact Payments, you may be eligible to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. To claim it, you must file a tax return even if you otherwise are not required to file a tax return. Your Recovery Rebate Credit will be included in your tax refund.

Publication 5650 (PR), More families in Puerto Rico can now receive a tax credit of up to $3,600 for each qualifying child (Puerto Rico) - Eligible families can claim the credit through April 15, 2025, by filing a federal tax return ¨C even if they don¡¯t normally file and have little or no income.

Publication 5486-A (sp), It's Not Too Late to Claim the 2020 & 2021 Recovery Rebate Credit When You Don't Normally File a Tax Return (Spanish Version), explains that if you¡¯re eligible and didn¡¯t receive the full 2020 or 2021 Economic Impact Payments, you may be eligible to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit. To claim it, you must file a tax return even if you otherwise are not required to file a tax return. Your Recovery Rebate Credit will be included in your tax refund.

Publication 1586 (SP), Reasonable Cause Regulations and Requirements for Missing and Incorrect Name/TINs (including instructions for reading CD/DVDs) (Spanish Version, provides general information needed to avoid penalties under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) 6721 through IRC 6723 for information return documents that are filed or furnished with missing or incorrect taxpayer identification numbers (TINs), describes the actions that must be taken, or should have been taken, to solicit (request) a TIN, and explains the requirements for establishing reasonable cause.

Publication 4281 (PR) (sp), Have Children? Refundable Child Tax Credit for Bona Fide Residents of Puerto Rico (Puerto Rico) (Spanish) - You may be able to claim the child tax credit if you are a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico, you contributed to Social Security and Medicare from your wage income or you paid your self-employment taxes, and you had one or more qualifying children.