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Free Tax Help Programs Are you eligible for the Earned Income Credit? Have questions about your 1099 or W-2? Have other questions about your tax return? If you have these or other tax questions and you cannot afford to hire someone to help, there are free tax assistance programs in Maryland to help you. Documents to bring with you.
Internal Revenue Service
AARP Tax-Aide Program Free Tax Help via E-mail - The AARP Tax-Aide Program can also help you on federal tax questions by e-mail. Your question will be reviewed and answered by IRS certified AARP Tax-Aide volunteers. Remember that you are responsible for your taxes and free help like this can guide you but they are not responsible for mistakes. You can type in your question on-line. Once on the page look for "Don't
see your question below? Ask you own federal tax
question." Source: Maryland State Law Library Last date review (no legal content):1/08/08 (PLL/M.A.J.) |
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