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New Business Programs for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance in 2023

This year, we’re launching larger initiatives for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) across Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska, and Tennessee. These programs aim to enhance tax understanding, prepare tax returns for free for low-to-moderate income individuals, and promote asset building through tax incentives. By partnering with local chapters, we encourage community engagement in offering assistance. Interested volunteers can receive certification training from October to December. Let's empower our communities towards financial self-sufficiency!

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New Business Programs for Volunteer Income Tax Assistance in 2023

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  1. Bigger Better Business Programs to be implemented this year

  2. VITA • Volunteer Income Tax Assistance • Promoting tax understanding and awareness • Preparing tax returns for free to low-to-moderate income people • Encouraging personal asset building and self-sufficiency through tax incentives

  3. Missouri and Kansas • Kathyrn Lett-Deathe • Internal Revenue Service • 5800 E Bannister Road • Hillcrest Bank Building • Kansas City MO 64134-1192 • (816) 966-2303 • kathryn.lett-deathe@irs.gov

  4. Oklahoma and Arkansas • Karen L. Oneill • Internal Revenue Service • 55 North Robinson • Oklahoma City OK 73102-9226 • (405) 297-4026 • karen.l.oneill@irs.gov

  5. Nebraska • Kathleen R Bushnell • Internal Revenue Service • 300 E Eight Street • Austin TX 78701-3233 • (512) 499-5308 • kathleen.r.bushnell@irs.gov

  6. Tennessee • Pamela L. Quayson • Internal Revenue Service • 801 Broadway MDP 46 • Nashville TN 37203 • Voice (615) 250-5912 • Fax (615) 250-5595 • Pamela.L.Quayson@irs.gov

  7. Step one • Contact your state representative • Two determine in what capacity your chapter can assist with the program • Advise your representative of your level of capacity to assist

  8. Step one Cont’d • There are several different ways to assist • If the chapter has enough people and time they can set up a site of their own • If you are short on people and time you can partner with an existing site to provide assistance

  9. Step Two • Prepare to take training and be certified between October and December • Your state rep will give you the training dates • You may be able to take the training online as well

  10. Conclusion • Make sure to do a chapter report on the event • Make sure the chapter submit a PIA form • If the site allows get information to invite the people to other programs that the chapter will be hosting

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