Get Ready! Tax Filing Season is here. Click here to visit the IRS online and see what you can do right now to get ready.
Online Filing
- Free File IRS
- Freefile via Vermont Dept of Taxes
Free options for qualifying Vermonters to file VT & IRS taxes online - MyFreeTaxes
Free online tax prep and filing for VT & IRS, via United Way - Incomes Under $69,000: IRS Free File
- Incomes Over $69,000: Free Fillable Forms
If you don’t qualify for free filing, you can still use the services above; you’ll simply be charged a filing fee.
Need wifi or a computer? The library offers free access to wifi available inside and outside the building and free access to computer workstations.
Paper filing
IRS (Federal) 1040 form booklets are available at the Library. Contact the Library to arrange picking up a booklet or any other tax forms you need. See below for information on ordering or printing copies on your own. All forms are free.
Vermont does not distribute free paper forms through libraries. You can print blank forms at the Library. See below for information on ordering or printing copies on your own.
If you would like to request forms through the mail:
- Vermont Dept. of Taxes main directory: (802) 828-2505
- IRS line to request tax forms by mail: 800-829-3676
If you would like to print your own:
Need help?
To order tax forms in the mail call:
1-800-tax-form and 1-866-828-2865
To get free filing help (in Vermont):
Call 211
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance available to income eligible residents of Windham County. Call the SEVCA Office in Westminster at 1-800-464-9951 or 802-722-4575 for more information. Click here to learn more about SEVCA’s tax assistance.
