Tax Resources
The Arlington Public Library System has several resources to help you through the Tax season. You can stop by your local library to get the tax forms* you need, or pick up books and other materials available to help you complete your taxes.
Please note, library staff are unable to give tax advice but will be happy to help you locate the resources you need.
*Printing or copy fee may apply
The Internal Revenue Service website is the authoritative income tax
resource and is easily searchable. Use these links to find
specific tax information on the IRS website :
- IRS website
- FREE-file Your Taxes---Information on Free File will be available January 15, 2010 on the IRS website.
- Where do I mail my tax return?
- Download forms from prior years
- Find a local IRS office
- Tax Tips 2010
- Frequently Asked Tax Questions
- IRS resources for Small Businesses
AARP Tax Aide
is the largest, volunteer-run tax preparation and assistance
service in the nation, and it is free. AARP Tax Aide volunteers
will be in the Arlington libraries from January 29 until
April 15 to help low- and middle-income taxpayers fill out their
federal income tax returns.
See the
schedule to find out when the volunteers will be in a
library near you. AARP Tax-Aide also provides
online assistance that includes a list of frequently asked
questions and a form to email questions to Tax-Aide volunteers.
Get AARP Tax Aide at Your Local Public Library: Schedule and Additional Information
Additional Local Tax Assistance:
Family Guide, Inc.
4400 Matlock Rd. Suite 110
Arlington, TX 76018
817-472-8242
*** Started January 16 ; Ends April 15
*** 65% of filers must be age 60+
Community Tax Assistance
Shadow Brook Apartments
2020 South Cooper St. (nearest cross street is Pioneer)
Arlington, TX 76013
817-461-3936
***Starts January 25 ; Ends April 15
*** Monday through Thursday 10 AM - 7 PM; Saturday 9 AM – 2 PM
*** Filers must be Single
making less than $25,000 with no children ;
Families
making less than $49,000
Free volunteer income tax assistance to low and
middle income families that may be eligible for the Earned Income
Tax Credit (EITC) is offered by The Arlington Assets for Working
Families, a partnership of the City of Arlington, the Arlington
Human Service Planners, United Way, the Community Tax Centers, and
AARP.
IRS-trained volunteers can help eligible workers claim the EITC and
other tax credits and receive refunds in 7-12 days
through e-filing. To review income qualifications or for information
on the closest tax assistance center call United Way’s information
help line at 2-1-1 or follow this link
www.arlingtontx.gov/EITC.
Texas does not have state income tax, but many other states
do. Use the links below to find tax information for each
state.