Tax Help at MCC

Due to irs rEGULATIONS, We are unable to prepare the Following:

Income from:

Rental Properties
Farming
Royalties (unless reported on Schedule K-1 or 1099-Misc Box 2)
Ministers and members of the clergy
Other gains/losses

Certain Credits & Deductions

Mortgage Interest Credits
Qualified Adoption Expenses
Health Coverage Tax Credit
Federal Tax Paid on Fuels
Casualty Losses

Other

Income over $57,000
Household Employees
Kiddie Tax
Certain COVID relief measures; withdrawals up to $100,000 from IRA's or workplace retirement plans
Adjustments needed for amounts reported on Form 1099-OID

Certain Self-Employment

Business income with a net loss
Expenses over $35,000
Vehicle expenses reported as actual expenses
(Can do standard mileage)
Expenses for employees
Contract labor
Business use of home
Casualty losses
Costs of goods sold (inventory)
Return and allowances
Rental properties, including AirBNB
Income from controlled substances, such as marijuna

Non Resident Alien Tax Form

F, J, M or Q Visas; dual status

WHAT TO BRING

Required Documents

Social Security Card or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) for each family member on your return
Photo ID
W-2s, 1099s and all other tax-related documents for 2021
Self-employed/contractors: 1099-Misc, 1099-K and record of all income and expenses
Education expenses: Account statement and 1098-T
Childcare expenses: Total paid to childcare provider, name, address, phone number and Tax ID Number
Charitable donations
Form 1095-A if insurance was purchased through the health care marketplace
Checking and savings account numbers and bank routing number if using direct deposit for your refund
A copy of your 2020 tax return, if available
Letter 6417 (if applicable)
Advance Child Tax Credit Letter 6419 (Check your Advanced Child Tax Credit amount.)
For joint returns, both spouses must be present to sign the required forms

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FAQS

What is Tax Help Colorado?

A partnership between Mile High United Way and the Colorado Community College System, Tax Help Colorado offers free tax preparation assistance to individuals who earn less than about $57,000 a year, helping to ease the burden of commercial tax preparation costs on low-wage earners. The program was launched in 2007 to help link even more Colorado families to valuable tax credits such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC).

Are the preparers certified?

The volunteer tax preparers are MCC students and community volunteers who completed Tax Preparation courses and have become IRS certified tax preparers.