The Low-Income Taxpayer Project (LITP) is a free tax clinic designed to help low-income taxpayers with federal tax problems.
If you are already a volunteer with a LITP case and you want to submit your Quarterly Case Status Update, you can do so here.
The Low-Income Taxpayer Project (LITP) is a free tax clinic designed to help low-income taxpayers with federal tax problems, including:
- Refund delays
- Stimulus payments
- Tax credits
- Identity theft
- Audits
- Tax debts
- Liens & levies
- Installment agreements
- Offers in compromise
- Innocent spouse relief
- Injured spouse relief
- Worker classification
Volunteers with the LITP are attorneys, CPAs, enrolled agents, and return preparers. They assist clients with a range of needs, including:
- Representing clients in their controversies with the IRS (training may be available)
- Preparing prior-year tax returns for clients needing to come into filing compliance
- Teaching classes to low-income and ESL students about the tax system (materials provided)
- Spreading the word about our services (brochures available)
Training and materials can be provided by 603 Legal Aid.
Can I help the Low-Income Taxpayer Project?
Yes! There are several ways you can help the tax clinic achieve its mission.
- Represent clients in their controversies with the IRS (training may be available)
- Prepare prior-year tax returns for clients needing to come into filing compliance
- Teach classes to low-income and ESL students about the tax system (materials provided)
- Spread the word about our services (brochures available)
LITP Case Update Form
Volunteers with the LITP should complete and return this form quarterly.