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1.
About the DABC Free Tax SuperSites
2. 2010 DABC Tax SuperSite Locations
3. 2010 Statewide Free
Tax Site Locations
4. What Type
of Returns Can Be Prepared
at a DABC SuperSite
5. What
to Bring With You
to a DABC SuperSite
6. Can't
Make it to a DABC Site? File Your Return Online for
Free With I-Can! E-File
7.
Deaf
Taxpayers: Free Assistance Now Available in Denver
about the dabc Free Tax SUPERSITES
All DABC
Free Tax SuperSites prepares basic federal and State of Colorado income tax returns free
of
charge for
individuals of low to moderate income. We are an
authorized IRS e-file provider.
In 2010, DABC Tax SuperSites will offer some or all of the
following services FREE to households making less than
$49,000 total income:
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Federal and State
of Colorado tax return preparation;
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IRS e-file
(electronic filing) for federal and State of Colorado
tax returns;
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Amended and Prior Year return
preparation (2006-2008) in March only;
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New Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN)
returns in March only;
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Free Checking accounts;
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Bilingual assistance (Spanish);
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Free
Tax education classes;
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Refund splitting (allows you to save part of your
refund into a second account);
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The ability to purchase US Savings Bonds using your
tax refund.
√ No appointment is necessary at
any DABC
SuperSite
(between January and April only). Assistance is offered on
a first-come, first-served basis. Last year the
average wait time at a DABC site was less than 30
minutes. Most free tax sites average more than a
three hour wait! Appointments
are required between May and October. The DABC sites
are not open in November or December.
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The DABC
tax preparation program is proud of our return accuracy.
Last year, per the IRS, over 98% of our returns were
deemed properly prepared. That is better than any
other tax preparation program in the metro area (or in
the State). Don't settle for second rate services
(free or not)! Trust the DABC to get your return
prepared correctly the first time!
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Please Note:
The DABC
cannot e-file returns that are not prepared at one of
our
SuperSite locations.
For additional
information, please read
answers to frequently asked questions about
the DABC
Free Tax SuperSites.
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2010 DABC TAX supersite locations - NOW OPEN
THROUGH APRIL 15
Free Services
Offered Glossary
IRS e-file - Provides free IRS and
State of Colorado electronic filing for the 2009
tax year
Free Checking Accounts - Free accounts may have a small fee for initial
check order
Spanish Assistance - Site provides
translators or preparer's that speak Spanish for
return preparation
U.S. Savings Bonds - Purchase U.S. Savings Bonds
with part of your tax refund and save for your future
ITIN Returns - Returns prepared for those
needing to obtain Individual Taxpayer
Identification Numbers
Prior Year/Amended Returns - Site will
prepare prior year and amended returns (2006-2008)
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Site
Location |
Dates
and Hours of Operation |
Free
Services Offered |
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King Trimble Free
Tax SuperSite
King Trimble Center
2980 Curtis Street
Denver, CO 80205

Print a Tax Site Flyer |
Open
1/30 through 4/15
Saturdays 9 am - 3 pm
Extended Hours-EITC Saturdays
2/13, 4/10
from 9 am - 5 pm
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
6 pm – 8 pm
Thursday 4/15 10 am – 6 pm
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IRS
e-file
(2009 only)
Free Checking Accounts
Spanish Assistance
U.S. Savings Bonds
Free Tax Education
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Offered in March and After April Only:
ITIN Returns
Prior year and
Amended tax returns
(2006-2008)
Assistance with Foreclosures
(Form 1099-C)
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To check on the status of a
federal tax refund call 1-800-829-1954 or visit our
Refund Page
online. |
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Wells Fargo Aurora Free Tax Site
Wells Fargo Bank
9000 E. Colfax Avenue
Aurora, CO 80010

Print a Tax Site Flyer
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Open 1/30 through 4/10
Saturdays 9 am -1 pm
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IRS
e-file
(2009 only)
Free Checking Accounts
Spanish Assistance
U.S. Savings Bonds
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To check on the status of a
federal tax refund call 1-800-829-1954 or visit our
Refund Page
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2010 statewide free tax site locations
To obtain free tax site locations throughout
Colorado by telephone, you may contact
United Way by dialing 2-1-1.
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what type of returns can be prepared at
A DABC supersite?
Generally, you must make less than $49,000 per year
(total household income) to
qualify for our free services. The DABC SuperSite will also limit
return preparation to
the following forms and schedules
for current (2009) or prior years (2006-2008):
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Form 1040EZ
- Federal Easy Form
(Green)

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Form 1040A
- Federal Short Form
(Pink)
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Form 1040
- Federal Long Form
(Blue)
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Form 1040X - Amended
Returns
(in march only)
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Schedule A - Itemized Deductions
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Schedule B - Interest
and Dividends
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Schedule C-EZ - Business Expenses $5,000 or less
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Schedule D -
Very Limited Capital Gains and Losses
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Schedule EIC - Earned Income Tax Credit
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Schedule R - Credit for the Elderly
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Schedule SE - Self
Employment Tax
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Form 2441 - Child Care Expenses
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Form 8822 - IRS Change of Address
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Form 8863 - Education Credits
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Form 8332 - Release Claim to Exemption
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Form W-4 – Withholding Allowance
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Form 104 - State of
Colorado Tax Return
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Form 104 PTC - State of
Colorado Property Tax/Rent Rebate
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Form 104X - State of
Colorado Amended Return
(in march only)
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What To Bring With You To
A DABC Free Tax superSite
Please review the following list carefully before
visiting a DABC free tax SuperSite to ensure
that you have all of the required documents needed
to complete your federal and State of Colorado tax
return:

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Your
Social Security card, Individual Taxpayer Identification
Number (ITIN) or an accurate record of either number. If
you're filing a joint tax return with your spouse and/or
you're claiming a dependency exemption for someone, or
claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit, you'll need to
bring accurate records of those Social Security Numbers
or ITINs, as well. (Accurate Social Security numbers are
extremely important to ensure your tax return gets
processed as quickly as possible -- which will speed up
your receipt of any tax refund you may be expecting);
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Photo Identification
such as a driver's license;
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Your spouse, if filing a joint tax return;
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Federal
tax return package (if you received one in your
mailbox);
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All Forms
W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, from all your employers for
the year 2009. If you're filing a joint tax return,
you'll need all your spouse's Forms W-2 as well;
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Any and
all Forms 1099 you (and your spouse if filing jointly)
received. Form 1099 reports various types of income
received (such as interest, dividends, unemployment
compensation, social security, state tax refunds, etc.);
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A copy of
your last year's federal and state tax returns, if you
kept copies;
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A copy of any year-end
bank account statements showing any interest earned;
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A copy of any
educational expenses paid to a qualified educational
institution (including tuition/mandatory fees and
interest paid on student loans);
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If you
believe you may be able to "itemize your deductions" to
reduce your
taxes,
bring lists, statements, bills, or receipts of your
expenses for out of pocket medical and dental, property taxes,
auto vehicle registration, home mortgage interest,
casualty losses, charitable contributions, and other miscellaneous
expenses;
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If you itemized
deductions in the previous year (Schedule A), the amount of state
tax refund you received (Form 1099-G);
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Tax ID
numbers of the provider(s) (Social Security or Federal ID numbers) for any
child care provided (Child and Dependent Care Credit);
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A bank
account and routing number if selecting a direct deposit
(refund) or direct debit (balance due). Most DABC
SuperSites can open a bank account for free if you do not
already have one. If
electronically filing, direct deposit refunds take
10-14 business days, versus 45 days for a paper check;
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If you are filing an
amended return (to correct a return that has been
previously filed), a copy of the original return
submitted and any of the above documents that you are
correcting.
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If you need to complete
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Let I-CAN! E-File™ do the paperwork for you and get your
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DEAF TAXPAYERS: FREE ASSISTANCE NOW
AVAILABLE IN DENVER
DeafTax.com provides tax preparation and planning
services for the U.S. deaf community. Through the use of
cutting edge e-business practices and videophone
technology, they provide high quality services to Deaf
clients across the country.
Residents of Denver making
less than $49,000 now qualify for free tax preparation
services. To make an appointment, please contact Tom
Muniz by
e-mail.
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