Hello Ward 8 Neighbours,
With tax season in full swing, certain Hamilton Public Library branches have committed to help residents with a modest income file their tax returns until April 27.
For more details, please continue reading below…
From the Hamilton Public Library:
HAMILTON, ON – Hamilton Public Library is making the task of filing a tax return easier for people with a modest income. Teams from the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program are heading to six local libraries in March and April to offer free drop-off and by-appointment services.
What:
Drop-Off Service: Hand your documents to a tax-trained volunteer who verifies your identity, asks a few questions about completing your return. It takes about 15 minutes. The turnaround time is about two weeks. A pick-up time is arranged.
By Appointment Service: Register for a 45-minute appointment at hpl.ca/events. Trained tax volunteers prepare your return using the documents and information you provide. The tax return is reviewed by Chartered Professional Accountant volunteers and then electronically filed. For details about required tax documents and Frequently Asked Questions go to hpl.ca/free-tax-return.
Who:
Anyone with a modest household income:
Family Size Total Family Income:
- 1 Person $35,000
- 2 People $45,000
- 3 People $47,500
- 4 People $50,000
- 5 People $52,500
- More Than 5 People $52.500+$2,500 per each additional person
When:
Drop-off and by-appointment services are available 10am-4pm on select Wednesdays and Saturdays starting March 16 to April 27 at the Barton, Central, Dundas, Red Hill, Terryberry or Turner Park libraries.
Visit hpl.ca/free-tax-return for schedule information.
Questions or concerns?
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact our office here.