AARP's Volunteer Portal - Available to all certified volunteers, login required. Place for program materials, reimbursements and the One Support Help Center (OSHC).
These documents require AARP Volunteer Portal access. If not already logged into portal, will present portal login screen. Once logged into portal, click "One Support Help Center" for document. If you don't know or can't find the "OneSupport Help Center" click here.
The following are some essential Volunteer Portal "Tip Sheets".
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Accessing the Portal Creating an AARP.org Account Responding to an Invitation Logging into the Portal
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When a volunteer is officially accepted into the TaxAide program (i,e., passes the IRS Certification test for the first time), the volunteer will receive via e-mail, an invitation to access the Volunteer Portal. The e-mail directs the volunteer to access the portal via the volunteer's AARP.org account (create one if new to AARP) and how to log on for the first time.
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Introduction to the Portal Screen Overview Intro to Portal Screens for CF COU ERO Intro to Portal Screens for LC DC TC | After the initial Login, the Portal Home page will be different for leaders (LC, DC, TC) than non-leaders (CF,COU, ERO). These tip sheets will explain what to expect and what to do when you first access the portal. |
Maintaining your AARP.org Account Change your password Change your email Update your Volunteer Information
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Each volunteer is responsible keeping personal information current. AARP uses the volunteer's contact information for email notifications and the shipping of training/reference materials. If not maintained, these communications and materials will be "lost in the mail". These tip sheets detail the procedures to follow to change the volunteer's password, email. mailing address, telephone numbers and Direct Deposit information (for reimbursements).
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Reimbursement Procedures Overview Submit a Flat Rate Reimbursement Submit an Itemized Reimbursement Accept or Reject Expenses or Pre-Approvals
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At the end of each tax season, all who have volunteered a minimum of 40 hours for the season are eligible to receive either a flat-rate reimbursement or itemized reimbursement (for mileage only). These tip sheets detail the procedures to follow to request a reimbursement and how one is approved (LC's). |
Other AARP Tax-Aide Resources |
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In & Out of Scope Topics (AARP) 
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Issued by AARP Tax-Aide - February 2018 |
NJ Can/Cannot do List
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NJ version of In/Out of Scope List- CAUTION issued 02/03/2014 |
VITA /TCE Tax Alerts
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Tax Alerts issued by IRS for VITA/TCE sites through the tax year. These alerts should be made known to all volunteers and are required to be be make available at all sites. |
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