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Course Development Project Agreements

Internal Revenue Manual Part 6. Human Resources Management · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States

This information is intended to provide only general guidance. Specific responsibilities and actions may vary depending on the needs of the business unit clients. Embedded L&E organizations may develop specific requirements for project agreements.

The project agreement:

Forms a contract among all stakeholders involved with the project;

Enables all project stake holders to participate in the planning process together; and

Confirms the allocation of resources and determines roles and responsibilities for project tasks.

Components of a course development project agreement may include:

Overview

Purpose

Project Information

Project Number

Course Number(s)

Target Audience

Life Cycle

Responsible Development Site

Project Manager

Development Timeframes

Estimate of Resources

How Feedback Will Be Addressed

Contacts

Responsibilities

Risks

L&E Approval Signatures

Customer Approval Signatures

When developing/delivering videotaped course materials and Visual Education and Communications (VEC) webcast programs, an additional project agreement with IRS VEC is required (Refer to IRM 6.410.1.2.14.)

The project agreement product development schedule describes:

The course development activities and events

The targeted starting date and completion date for each activity and event

The resources estimated for each activity and event

The project agreement assigns responsibilities for:

Providing resources

Performing specific tasks

Supporting and/or participating in activities and events

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