Get Free Tax Help United Way of King County

Redmond, WALocal News

The United Way of King County is set to launch its free tax preparation services for individuals earning less than $80,000, with non-single filers eligible for assistance up to $96,000. In-person services will open on January 21, 2025, while virtual tax help will start on January 30. This initiative is particularly important for those looking to maximize their tax refunds through available credits, including the Earned Income Credit and Child Tax Credit. Residents are encouraged to avoid the downtown library due to high demand and consider using less busy locations like the Seattle LGBTQ+ Center and West Seattle Food Bank. Proof of Social Security numbers is mandatory for filing, ensuring compliance and accuracy in the tax preparation process.

Additionally, the program can assist with filing back taxes as far back as 2019 and offers support for international students. The United Way aims to create an accessible and efficient tax filing experience, emphasizing the importance of early arrival at tax sites to secure assistance. By providing these services, the organization helps residents retain more of their hard-earned money, showcasing its commitment to community support.

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