The library has the tax resources you need.

Make the library your first stop to pick up tax forms and access online help. Check out these links to helpful tax resources.

• Frequently used tax forms
• Federal tax sites
• State tax sites
• Charlotte tax offices
• BizLink Tax Information
• Ten Things You May Not Know About the Earned Income Tax Credit

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

From January 27 – April 15, 2009, The Family Financial Literacy Coalition is coordinating free income tax assistance for low to moderate income seniors and families. Sessions will be at various locations in Mecklenburg County, including several (but not all) libraries. Click on the link below for a list of locations and instructions, including whether an appointment is necessary or walk-ins are accepted. (Please be sure to carefully read the section in this document entitled “PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS WITH YOU” to ensure that you arrive with everything you need).

• *Locations and Instructions for Free Tax Preparation & Free E-Filing*
  

Trained AARP Tax-Aide and VITA volunteers, in cooperation with the IRS, will prepare and electronically file your individual tax return. They are not able to do business returns, returns for people with rental property or royalties, farm income, or returns for anything that involves depreciation.

If you are a low-income, deaf taxpayer, you may obtain volunteer income tax assistance (VITA) services through the REI Tour/DeafTax.com VITA Pilot. To schedule an appointment call (704) 568-8558 (Voice & Video Phone) OR (704) 943-9635 (Voice). Read More*

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