Tax Filing Resources

Taxes may seem difficult but choosing a way to file doesn’t have to be. From free tax filing resources, to self-employment tax resources, here’s what you need to be prepared for the tax season.

Tax Filing Resources

Taxes may seem difficult but choosing a way to file doesn’t have to be. From free tax filing resources, to self-employment tax resources, here’s what you need to be prepared for the tax season.

Explore your tax-filing options

Paying for tax preparation can be expensive, costing $50 to $500. Luckily, there are several free tax filing options available, both in-person and online.

Free Tax Filing (VITA)How to Find a Good Paid Tax PreparerWhat to Bring to a Tax Appointment (Tax Checklist)

Roadmap to Rideshare (Uber and Lyft) Taxes

Are you self-employed? Are you sure? Find out what it means to be self-employed and how self-employment taxes work. Learn to count your driving income, track tax deductions, and pay estimated taxes.

How Do Rideshare (Uber and Lyft) Drivers Pay Taxes?

Stay up to date on your taxes

With refund delays, it can be hard to keep track of your tax liability and plan for your tax refund. Here’s what you need to know.

Refund Delays

Got special tax considerations?

Taxes can be more complicated for certain groups of people. These tax tips can help you navigate the system. 

How to File Taxes If You're Experiencing Homelessness

Filing taxes can be a complicated process, especially if you are experiencing housing instability or homelessness. If you have lost your tax documents, don’t know where to file your taxes, or don’t know how to receive your refund, here are some guidelines to help prepare you to file your taxes.

Tax Tips for Survivors of Domestic Violence

Fortunately, survivors of domestic violence can safely file their taxes and take steps towards financial independence with support. Here are four things to know about tax time.

Filing Taxes if You Are Currently Incarcerated or Re-entering Society

Here’s what you need to know about filing taxes if you are a returning citizen or currently incarcerated.