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FREE TAX PREPARATION
2011 Tax Year Statistics:
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1,858 tax returns completed
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$3,619,857 in tax related funds back into the Dixie Community
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4,504 hours of donated service by students and faculty
What:
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Free Tax Preparation services sponsored by Dixie State University, the IRS' volunteer income tax assistantance program, and the Five-County Association of Governments
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Free e-file for Federal and State Tax Returns
Who:
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Volunteers: Preparation services will be provided by IRS Certified Dixie State University Accounting Students, supervised by IRS and CPA certified Accounting faculty
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Clients: Individuals of all ages with a wide range of tax-return scenarios are welcome, especially low- and middle-income individuals
When:
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Starting Tuesday, February 5, 2013 and running through April 11, 2013 (excluding March 11-15, for DSU's Spring Break)
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Tuesday through Thursday from 4:00 PM until 8:00 PM
Where:
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Room 127 of the Udvar-Hazy building
Why:
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Assist Accounting students in gaining practicial experience prior to first employment
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Facilitate free-of-charge return of State and Federal Refunds back into the community
What You Should Bring:
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PHOTO ID
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Social security cards for each individual appearing in your tax returns;
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Wage and earning statements (Form W-2) from all employers; SSA-1099, showing Social Security Benefits; all types of 1099 forms; 1099-B forms, accompanied by documentation showing the original asset purchase prices and sales proceeds.
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Form 1098 documenting your mortgage interest, mortgage insurance payments, and property tax payments; documentation to verify medical expenses, charitable contributions, and child care payments; any other relevant documentation related to your income and deductions;
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A copy of your previous year's tax return;
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Bank account and bank routing numbers, both of which can be found on a check from your checkbook, if you want an automatic deposit of your Federal and State Tax Refunds into your checking account.
Other
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If you are a student who is deaf or hard of hearing and require an ASL interpreter to be present during your tax return please contact the Disability Resource Center at 435.652.7880
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If you are a member of the community who is deaf or hard of hearing and require an ASL interpreter to be present during your tax return please contact the Southern Utah Deaf Center at 435.673.8974
Questions??
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