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Filled out Intake & Interview Booklet & forms. Many sites have Intake Booklets available for pickup prior to your appointment. Download Intake Booklets for Tax-Aide sites from here. Please arrive at least 15 minutes early if you plan to complete the booklet on-site the day of your appointment.
Government-issued picture ID such as a valid driver’s license for each taxpayer.
Proof of Social Security or ITIN numbers for all persons on your tax return.
Bank account routing and account numbers for direct deposit or debit. Bring a voided check, not a deposit ticket.
Last year’s tax return.
All taxpayers must sign the return before it can be e-filed.
Required Documents as listed below
If you received any of the following, bring it. If you’re not sure, bring it!
W-2 for all places worked in previous year.
W-2G f or any gambling winnings, including slots, bingo, and sports betting.
1099-G form for unemployment compensation or state/local income tax refunds.
SSA-1099/RRB-1099 showing total Social Security benefits paid to you for the year.
1099 forms (or other statements) reporting interest (1099-INT), dividends (1099-DIV) and/or proceeds from sales (1099-B), plus documentation showing the original purchase prices if you sold stocks or other assets. Enclose brokerage statements in their entirety.
1099-R forms if you received a pension, annuity, or IRA distribution.
1099-MISC, 1099-NEC, 1099-K, or other 1099 forms.
1095A forms if you purchased Marketplace health insurance.
Bank account interest year-end statement.
1098-E student loan interest statement.
Proof of childcare expenses paid. A statement from provider with name, address, and EIN/SSN.
1098-T tuition statement and proof of other post-secondary education expenses.
If you are self-employed, bring a summary list of all your income (cash and non-cash) and all business-related expenses.
Information about any other income of any form including cash.
If you intend to itemize deductions, bring a summary list of your medical expenses, state/local taxes paid, auto registrations, real estate taxes paid, sales tax paid, mortgage interest paid, charitable contributions, and gambling losses.
All correspondence received from the IRS and your state/local taxing authority.
IRS Identity Protection PIN (for each individual if applicable).
Any other tax related documents.