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People Inc. offering free virtual tax preparation
People Incorporated is offering free income tax preparation to individuals who make $57,000 a year or less now through the end of tax season. This year, trained volunteers will help community members file their taxes virtually using Zoom appointments.
“We want to make sure that we protect the health and safety of our community, staff, and volunteers during the pandemic,” said Garrett Jackson, People Inc. volunteer coordinator. “Going virtual this year seemed to be the best way to do that.”
Staff and volunteers will help clients set up their virtual appointments and guide them though the process of securely submitting documents. People Inc. offers free tax preparation to qualified clients in Clarke County, Frederick County, Page County, Shenandoah County and Warren County.
Call People Inc. at 276-619-2235 or email volunteerservices@peopleinc.net to set up an appointment.
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