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| Provides FREE tax help in the community. Volunteers help people with basic tax returns, particularly those with low and limited income, individuals with disabilities, non-English speaking and elderly taxpayers. |
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| About the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program |
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Documents the taxpayers should bring to the Center: • Social Security Cards (originals) for taxpayers and his/her dependents; • W-2 Earning Statements; • 1099s (Interest, dividends, etc.); • Documentation to support deductions to be claimed on tax return; • 1098T to claim the educational credit; • Copy of the income tax return for 2005; and • Any other pertinent information. |
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Volunteer Business Students will prepare: • Form 1040EZ. • Form 1040A with Sch. 1, 2, 3 & EIC. • Form 1040 with Sch. A, B, C-EZ, EIC, R & SE. • Student Loan Deduction. • Form 1040V. • Form 2441 (Child and Dependant Care Credit). • Form 8812 (Additional Child Tax Credit). • Form 8863 (Education Credits). • Earned Income Credit. |
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Volunteer Business Students will not prepare: • Schedule C (Profit and Loss from Business; unless it’s for the 1099Misc.). • Complicated and Advanced Schedule D (Capital Gains and Losses). • Schedule E (Rents and Royalties). • Form SS-5 (Requests for Social Security Number). • Form 2106 (Employee Business Expenses). • Form 3903 (Moving). • Form 8606 (Nondeductible IRA). • Form 8615 (Minor’s Investment Income). |
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| All tax questions will only be answered at the Center. | |||||||||||||||||