Where To Get Free Tax Help in Madison
April 15, the deadline to file your income taxes, is fast approaching. Each year, more than 1,500 volunteers trained by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, offer their time to help others with their taxes.
These tax preparers help file individual income tax returns (Form 1040) for:
- Low-to-moderate income individuals
- Individuals with disabilities
- Non-English speaking taxpayers
- Military personnel
- Senior individuals
- Individuals who qualify for the homestead credit or the earned income credit
Bianca Martin speaks with Wisconsin Department of Revenue VITA-TCE Program Coordinator Juan Carlos Reyes to learn more.
Looking for tax help or know someone who does?
Call the Madison Public Library at 608‑266‑6350 to make an appointment.
Schedule your appointment online to visit the Richard Dilley Tax Center at 2238 S. Park Street in Madison.
IRS VITA Hotline: 800-906-9887
Enter your zip code on this IRS website to find tax prep help near you.
You can also call the United Way at 211 to get more information.
Interested in becoming a volunteer for next season?
Contact Juan Carlos Reyes at 608-266-2486 or juan.reyes@wisconsin.gov
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