United Way Worldwide
MyFreeTaxes - Myfreetaxes.com
Print & Share
X
Print & Share
Print
PDF
Eligibility:
Common tax situations covered in MyFreeTaxes include:
A) W-2 income
B) Self-employment income (Schedule C and 1099)
C) Mortgage interest deduction
D) Health savings accounts (HSAs)
E) Limited interest and dividend income reported on a 1099-INT or 1099-DIV
F) Unemployment income
G) Student education expenses and credits
H) Student loan interest
I) Claiming the standard deduction
J) Itemized returns
K) Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC)
L) Child tax credits
M) Child and dependent care expenses
N) Non-resident returns
O) Amended tax returns
View Eligibility Website >
Common tax situations covered in MyFreeTaxes include:
A) W-2 income
B) Self-employment income (Schedule C and 1099)
C) Mortgage interest deduction
D) Health savings accounts (HSAs)
E) Limited interest and dividend income reported on a 1099-INT or 1099-DIV
F) Unemployment income
G) Student education expenses and credits
H) Student loan interest
I) Claiming the standard deduction
J) Itemized returns
K) Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC)
L) Child tax credits
M) Child and dependent care expenses
N) Non-resident returns
O) Amended tax returns
View Eligibility Website >
Hours:
Phone/FAX Numbers
- (866) 698-9435
- (866) 698-9435 - Hotline/Toll-Free
Fee Amounts:
Intake Procedure:
View Intake Website >
View Intake Website >
Intake Requirements:
B) 1099s and 1098s showing other income and information related to deductions and credits (unemployment, social security, school loans, health care reimbursement, state tax refund, gambling winnings, contract work)
C) Income/interest statements received for any savings account/investments
D) Bank account numbers: A voided check or your bank or credit union routing number and savings or checking account number for your refund to be deposited automatically into your account through direct deposit
E) Last year's tax return (if you have it)
For everyone in your household, you will need:
A) Name and taxpayer number as they appear on the Social Security Card SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
B) Date of Birth and Relationship (son, daughter, mother, etc.)
C) Current address (it may be different from the address on your employment records)
B) 1099s and 1098s showing other income and information related to deductions and credits (unemployment, social security, school loans, health care reimbursement, state tax refund, gambling winnings, contract work)
C) Income/interest statements received for any savings account/investments
D) Bank account numbers: A voided check or your bank or credit union routing number and savings or checking account number for your refund to be deposited automatically into your account through direct deposit
E) Last year's tax return (if you have it)
For everyone in your household, you will need:
A) Name and taxpayer number as they appear on the Social Security Card SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
B) Date of Birth and Relationship (son, daughter, mother, etc.)
C) Current address (it may be different from the address on your employment records)
Geographical Area:
Facility/ADA Access:
Additional Services Offered at this Agency:
- 211 Systems
- AARP Tax Aide Programs
- Charities/Grantmaking Organizations * COVID-19
- Comprehensive Information and Referral
- Disaster Donations Coordination * COVID-19
- Disaster Related Cash Grants * COVID-19
- General Federal Income Tax Information
- Online Tax Preparation/E-Filing Sites
- Undesignated Temporary Financial Assistance * COVID-19
- VITA Programs
If you represent this agency, update your listing here.
* The community resource directory information is up to date to the best of our knowledge. However, you should always call the provider to confirm this information and make an appointment. Be sure to confirm payment information with the provider, if payment is required. Pennsylvania 211 does not rate, recommend or endorse any agency. We simply provide information as a public service.
