Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Public Services Tax Assistance topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Mandel Public Library hosts free tax-filing service for residents earning up to $76,000
Summary
A volunteer-run free tax preparation service at Mandel Public Library, supported by United Way and IRS training, is available to taxpayers who earned up to $76,000 last year; filings are first-come, first-served and offered electronically or by mail.
Mandel Public Library is hosting a free tax-preparation service for eligible taxpayers, the broadcast said. Volunteers provided by the United Way — trained by the Internal Revenue Service — assist residents with filing federal returns electronically or by mail. The service is open to taxpayers who earned up to $76,000 last year and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
A participant quoted in the segment said the free service is an "ease on the pocket" compared with paid tax-prep options. The broadcast provided a website (taxesfiledfree.org) and advised callers to dial 211 for more information. The program did not list specific days, hours, or whether appointments are available; it did not specify which tax forms or state-filing assistance are included.
The segment described volunteers as trained in official tax law through IRS-sponsored training but did not identify the local coordinating organization beyond the United Way reference.
