
You may be eligible for a tax credit of up to $5,600, even if you don't owe any taxes. The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable credit, meaning any amount of the credit remaining, after offsetting taxes, is payable to the individual as a refund. Many don't even realize that they qualify for the EITC and miss out on an opportunity to put a little extra money in their pocket.
Why not have your taxes done for free. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is designed to do just that. VITA volunteers are IRS certified, equipped with tax preparation software, and are trained to help you receive all credits and deductions for which you are eligible, including the EITC.
In the Department of Human Services we have the opportunity of working with many individuals who would benefit greatly from both VITA and the EITC. This information is primarily to inform and benefit the employees of this Department, but as the nature of our Department is to serve others, please pass the information along to those you are in contact with who would also be of benefit.
We could all use a little extra money. To find out if you qualify or to find the nearest VITA site just call 2-1-1.
Have a happy tax season.
Why not have your taxes done for free. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is designed to do just that. VITA volunteers are IRS certified, equipped with tax preparation software, and are trained to help you receive all credits and deductions for which you are eligible, including the EITC.
In the Department of Human Services we have the opportunity of working with many individuals who would benefit greatly from both VITA and the EITC. This information is primarily to inform and benefit the employees of this Department, but as the nature of our Department is to serve others, please pass the information along to those you are in contact with who would also be of benefit.
We could all use a little extra money. To find out if you qualify or to find the nearest VITA site just call 2-1-1.
Have a happy tax season.
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