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IRS Form 13979 is the VITA Grant Final Expense Report used to document final expense grant activities. Tax preparers filing VITA grants must complete it. The form requires Adobe Reader 8 or higher to view.
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IRS Form 13979 is the VITA Grant Final Expense Report used to document final expense grant activities. Tax preparers filing VITA grants must complete it. The form requires Adobe Reader 8 or higher to view.
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This form records the details of a VITA grant's final expenses. It helps the IRS track how grant money is spent. The report must be filled out by the organization that received the grant.
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This form records the details of a VITA grant's final expenses. It helps the IRS track how grant money is spent. The report must be filled out by the organization that received the grant.
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