File a Free Federal and State Return if Your Income in 2013 was $58,000 or Less
Contact: Nellie Lamers, family financial education specialist
Headquartered in Taney County
Tel: (417) 546-4431
E-mail: lamersn@missouri.edu
FORSYTH, Mo. -- University of Missouri Extension's MoTax Education Initiative includes a link to do and file federal and state income taxes online for free.
“The link is available on the University of Missouri Extension Taney County website (http://extension.missouri.edu/taney) but you don’t have to live in Taney County to use this link,” said Nellie Lamers, a family financial education specialist with University of Missouri Extension.
On this same website, there are also links to other valuable tax information.
• Civil Rights Notification: learn how your rights are protected.
• Electronic filing PIN request: to e-file your 2013 tax return or other electronic forms, you must verify your identity with your Self-Select PIN or Adjusted Gross Income from your 2012 tax return.
• Interactive tax assistant.
• FAFSA application page (optional link some may need).
• Where’s My Refund.
• More ways to get help if you have questions.
In order to file online there are some things a person needs according to Lamers.
• Form W-2 for every job you or your spouse worked in 2013.
• If you want your refund directly deposited- your checking or savings account number and the bank routing number.
• Your 2012 tax return (optional).
In 2013, did you…
• Receive unemployment compensation? Your Form 1099G.
• Pay for child care? The total you paid for child care expenses and the name, address, and Tax ID/Social Security Number of the child care provider.
• Pay student loan interest? The total of the student loan interest you paid.
• Pay for tuition? Form 1098 for you, your spouse, and/or dependent children.
• Receive retirement income? Your 1099R.
University of Missouri Extension programs focus on the high-priority needs of Missourians. Each county extension center, with oversight by locally elected and appointed citizens, is your local link to practical education on almost anything.
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Headquartered in Taney County
Tel: (417) 546-4431
E-mail: lamersn@missouri.edu
FORSYTH, Mo. -- University of Missouri Extension's MoTax Education Initiative includes a link to do and file federal and state income taxes online for free.
“The link is available on the University of Missouri Extension Taney County website (http://extension.missouri.edu/taney) but you don’t have to live in Taney County to use this link,” said Nellie Lamers, a family financial education specialist with University of Missouri Extension.
On this same website, there are also links to other valuable tax information.
• Civil Rights Notification: learn how your rights are protected.
• Electronic filing PIN request: to e-file your 2013 tax return or other electronic forms, you must verify your identity with your Self-Select PIN or Adjusted Gross Income from your 2012 tax return.
• Interactive tax assistant.
• FAFSA application page (optional link some may need).
• Where’s My Refund.
• More ways to get help if you have questions.
In order to file online there are some things a person needs according to Lamers.
• Form W-2 for every job you or your spouse worked in 2013.
• If you want your refund directly deposited- your checking or savings account number and the bank routing number.
• Your 2012 tax return (optional).
In 2013, did you…
• Receive unemployment compensation? Your Form 1099G.
• Pay for child care? The total you paid for child care expenses and the name, address, and Tax ID/Social Security Number of the child care provider.
• Pay student loan interest? The total of the student loan interest you paid.
• Pay for tuition? Form 1098 for you, your spouse, and/or dependent children.
• Receive retirement income? Your 1099R.
University of Missouri Extension programs focus on the high-priority needs of Missourians. Each county extension center, with oversight by locally elected and appointed citizens, is your local link to practical education on almost anything.
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