Tax season is upon us, Albuquerque.
And while tax filing can often result in a nice tax return from the IRS, it’s
one of those nagging tasks that are oh-so-easy to procrastinate--especially if
you’ve never done it before.
If you’re particularly busy, earn a
low income, or are above age 65, there’s a great opportunity available through
Central New Mexico Community College and the United Way of Central New Mexico.
Tax Help New Mexico is free for people
whose household income is lower than $52,000 a year, or those who are 65 years
of age or older. The program is run by volunteers, certified by the IRS and
trained to help you find tax credits you’re eligible for, but might not know
about.
Tax Help New Mexico is a free service
for people whose household income is $52,000 or less or those who are 65 years
or older. Tax Help volunteers are
certified by the IRS and are trained to help taxpayers identify tax credits for
which they're entitled to. Tax Help is operated in partnership between CNM and
the United Way of Central New Mexico.
Here’s some more information,
courtesy of CNM.edu:
What
to Bring
To have
your taxes prepared, you must present proper documentation including, but not
limited to:
●
Tax payer(s) must have a photo ID (driver
license, state issued ID, passport, military ID, tribal ID)
●
Social Security cards or Individual Tax
Identification Number (ITIN) for yourself, your spouse, your dependents or
anyone else on your return.
●
All W-2 Forms
●
All 1099 Forms (Miscellaneous, Interest,
Dividends, etc.)
●
All 1098 Forms (Mortgage and Tuition Statements)
●
Prior Year Tax Return.
Please check the complete list of
required documents.
Self-Preparation
Feel like you can do your own taxes?
If you make under $58,000 annually, you can use www.myfreetaxes.com/cnm for free!
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