2024 Free Tax Help | Coming Soon 

We’re proud to partner with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) Tax-Aide program during tax season. Multiple sessions will be hosted where IRS-trained volunteers are available to help you e-File your taxes at the library.

Please Note: Information about the 2024 Program will be made available as early as January 2024, when we receive a 
schedule with our partners from the AARP.

Registration (New Process in 2023)

Starting February 1st, call 325-201-8799 to setup an appointment to be seen. This line will only be open Wednesdays through Saturdays from 9AM to 1PM. This service is open to anyone, especially for seniors ages 60+ and those who can't afford paid tax preparation services.

If you show up as a walk-in, you will likely not be seen, but an effort will be made to try to schedule you for the following day if there are available slots.

Please Note: Staff at the library does not have the ability to setup reservations on your behalf. You MUST use the appointment line phone number above for assistance.

Participants Must Bring the Following Materials:

• Blank check (or know your bank's routing & account numbers) if you want to direct deposit any refund(s).
• Photo ID for self (and for spouse, if filing jointly).
• Social Security Card(s) for all individuals to be listed on the tax return as dependents.
• Wage and earnings statement(s) such as W-2(s) from all employers.
• Any other financial information and/or documents relating to income, expenses, and banking.

Additional Information for Current Tax Season

If you wish to file your taxes yourself, there will only be a limited supply of major tax forms at your library as they are shipped to us. You may visit us and help yourself to available forms, or library staff may print out requested forms at a cost of $0.15 per page. You also have the option to access tax forms online by visiting the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website from home.

If you would like to order copies of forms and publications directly from the IRS, you may do so by visiting the IRS website.