2021 Tax Preparation Assistance
We're no longer providing assistance for 2021. Please consider using this free online tool to file your taxes: myfreetaxes.com.
If you only need to file a Rent Rebate or Homestead Property Declaration, you may be able to file on-line at https://www.myvtax.vermont.gov/. If you are interested in waiting to file these forms and have Travis Poulin assist you, call for an appointment when our office reopens; 863-6248 ext. 736.
- What to bring for renter rebate: Signed Landlord Certificate(s), income verification documents, Social security card and photo id.
- Rent Rebate basic information: https://tax.vermont.gov/individuals/renter-rebate
- Homestead Declaration basic information: https://tax.vermont.gov/property-owners/homestead-declaration
- If you want to check on the status of your Vermont state tax refund, visit https://www.myvtax.vermont.gov/
About the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA)
Community Action runs an extraordinarily successful VITA program, working closely with the IRS, United Way, AARP, Age Well, Champlain College, St. Michael’s College, UVM, local translators and the VT State Tax Department. VITA is a federally funded program that offers free tax help for low-to-moderate income taxpayers, elderly taxpayers and military personnel and their families.
Students from Champlain College, UVM, and St. Michael’s College are granted college credits for participation in the program. Last year, more than $2.1 million in federal and state refunds and credits was returned to the Vermont community as a result of volunteer tax preparers working with individuals and families at Chittenden, Addison and Franklin/Grand Isle Community Action.
Community Action runs an extraordinarily successful VITA program, working closely with the IRS, United Way, AARP, Age Well, Champlain College, St. Michael’s College, UVM, local translators and the VT State Tax Department. VITA is a federally funded program that offers free tax help for low-to-moderate income taxpayers, elderly taxpayers and military personnel and their families.
Students from Champlain College, UVM, and St. Michael’s College are granted college credits for participation in the program. Last year, more than $2.1 million in federal and state refunds and credits was returned to the Vermont community as a result of volunteer tax preparers working with individuals and families at Chittenden, Addison and Franklin/Grand Isle Community Action.
CVOEO would like to particularly thank CEDO for their ongoing support of our tax preparation services for Burlington residents.
