2010 Year Tax Changes
A few things you need to know before you prepare your tax return for the 2010 year!
Due April 18th this year.
By: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
E-File: OK Individual Income Tax Online Filing Options
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E-File! Individual Income Tax Online Filing Options
The Free File Alliance is an organization of software developers that work with the IRS to offer the free preparation and electronic filing (e-filing) of Federal and/or Oklahoma income tax returns for taxpayers that meet certain qualifications.
By: Oklahoma Tax Commission
2011 Low-Income Taxpayer Clinics - Oklahoma
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OILS is proud to offer all citizens the benefits of a Low-Income Tax Clinic during the tax season. OILS also provides representation all Oklahoma citizens who are income qualified and have a federal tax issue.
If you are seeking assistance, call us at 1-800-658-1497 and complete an application for services.
By: Oklahoma Indian Legal Services, Inc.
Free Help with Tax Returns (OK VITA Sites)
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Need help with your Federal & State Tax Returns?
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance sites may be able to help. Be sure to click on the link and read "What to Bring to a VITA or TCE Site"
By: Oklahoma Tax Commission
IRS FreeFile (Video)
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The Free File program provides free federal income tax preparation and electronic filing for eligible taxpayers through a partnership between the Internal Revenue Service and the Free File Alliance LLC, a group of private sector tax software companies. Some companies may not offer free state filings! Be sure to choose one that offers free Oklahoma income tax filing.
By: IRS
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FAQ: Income Tax - Individual Questions for Military
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Answers to questions about Oklahoma income tax issues and the impact on military families.
By: Oklahoma Tax Commission
Tax Assistance for Military Personnel & Families
Military VITA sites provide free tax advice, tax preparation, and assistance to military members and their families.
By: IRS.gov
Military Tax Guide
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Federal tax laws provide some special benefits for active members of the US Armed Forces, including those serving in combat zones.
By: Military.com
I-CAN! E-File
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I-CAN!? E-File will help you do your taxes for FREE in English or Spanish. Taxes are easy to do with I-CAN!? E-File and you don't need to be a computer expert. Answer a few questions and I-CAN!? E-File will prepare your tax forms for you and E-File them.
You can do your Federal taxes if you live anywhere in the U.S. You may still be required to file State taxes. I-CAN! does not produce the Oklahoma State Income Tax Return.
By: Legal Aid Society of Orange County
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AARP Tax Aide Sites for Seniors
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Free Tax Help for Seniors-find a site near you!
By: AARP
Earned Income Credit
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The EIC is a special tax benefit for working people who earn low or moderate incomes. Workers who qualify for the EIC and file a federal tax return can get back some or all of the federal income tax that was taken out of their pay during the year. They may also get extra cash back from the IRS. Even workers whose earnings are too small to have paid taxes can get the EIC.
By: Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Earned Income Tax Credit - Should I Apply?
The EITC is a credit for people who work. Find out if you're eligible by answering questions and providing basic information on your income.
By: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
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Earned Income Tax Credit Estimator
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Free online Estimator - a quick tool to see what your Earned Income Tax Credit might be!
By: Center on Budget & Policy Priorities
Earned Income Tax Credit in Advance
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Why wait? You may be eligible for a tax credit right now that could mean larger paychecks this summer. This benefit is called the Advanced Earned Income Credit or Advance EIC.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Earned Income Tax Credit Thresholds and Tax Law Updates
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The IRS web site gives income thresholds and information on the Earned Income Tax Credit for the current year, next year and last year.
By: IRS
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Nationwide Toll Free EITC Number Taxpayers who call 888-4EITC-4U (888-434-8248) will be greeted with an automated message with EITC eligibility guidelines. Enter your zip code and be routed to a local agency which will provide more information about EITC and free income tax preparation.
By: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
SCRA (Servicemembers Civil Relief Act) FAQ's
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Frequently asked questions on rights and benefits available under the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA). This information is for personnel in the Active Duty and Reserves or National Guard who are activated to serve on active duty.
By: Military.com
OK Sales Tax Refund for 2009
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Many low income Oklahomans will be eligible to recieve a Sales Tax Rebate for 2009.
If you receive TANF or if you continuously receive aid to the aged, blind, disabled or Medicaid payment for nursing home care during 2009 you DO NOT qualify for this rebate.
You must file a form 538-S with the Tax Commission. Link to the form and instructions.
By: Oklahoma Tax Commission
Tulsa County Sales Tax Rebate (Vision 2025) A rebate of $18 per household is available for persons who are age 65 or older as of 12/31/2007 and who resided in Tulsa County for the entire year 2007.
By: Tulsa County Treasurer
Other Formats:
Separate Website
OK State Property Tax Credit or Refund for 2009
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Many low income Oklahomans will be eligible to recieve a Property Tax Refund or Credit for 2009.
If you receive are 65 years of age or oder, or are totally disabled and a head of household AND are a resident of Oklahoma all year, you may be eligible to receive a Property Tax Credit for Oklahoma. You must also not have gross income of more than $12,000. You must file a form 538-H with the Tax Commission. Link to the form and instructions.
By: Oklahoma Tax Commission
Federal Tax Stimulus Payment, Other Tax Credits and Forms
Federal Tax Credits
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Have you heard about all of the Additional Tax Credits available to you? Check them out here!
By: Center on Budget & Policy Priorities
Five Important Tax Credits
Check it out! You might be eligible for a tax credit. A tax credit is a dollar-for-dollar reduction of taxes owed. Some credits are even refundable. That means you might receive a refund rather than owe any taxes.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Kids Day Camp Eligible for Tax Credit
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Here’s a tax break for the busy summer. Many working parents must arrange for care of their children under 13 years of age during the school vacation period. A popular solution — with a tax benefit — is a day camp program.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Making Work Pay Credit & Your Withholding
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The new Making Work Pay credit made changes that effect the withholding tables. Look at this calculator to be sure that the reduced withholding will not result in having too little income tax withheld.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Offset Education Costs with Tax Credits & Deductions
(Separate Website)
Whether you are paying for a college education or a teacher buying items for your classroom, education credits and deductions can help lower your tax bill.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Request Telephone Tax Refund by Amending Return
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Maybe you filed your federal tax return, received a refund and even spent the last penny before realizing that you missed out on a one time opportunity to request the Telephone Excise Tax Refund! Luckily, some opportunities do call twice.
By: Internal Revenue Service
Do You Owe Money to the IRS?
(Separate Website)
The vast majority of Americans get a tax refund from the IRS each spring, but what do you do if you are one of those who have received a tax bill? What do you do if you owe money to the IRS and can’t pay?
By: Internal Revenue Service
IRS Letter - Understanding the Notice
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Don't panic if you get a letter from the IRS! Check this page to see what the Notice Number really means and what you should do.
By: IRS.gov
Lawyers and Legal Fees
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The best time to see a lawyer is before a problem occurs -- not when you are in legal trouble. Preventive law is one of the most valuable services a lawyer can perform. It can save time, trouble and money. An attorney can analyze the legal implications of a situation, offer advice and decide how best to protect your rights.
By: Oklahoma Bar Association
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Questions to Ask Before you Hire An Attorney
A few general questions and a few questions about fees and costs, to ask when you interview an attorney. Yes, you interview! You are hiring the attorney to do a job for you!
By: Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.
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