Tax season is here, and as individuals gear up to file their ITR 2024, the Internal Revenue Service anticipates a massive influx of over 128 million individual tax returns by the April 15 deadline. Amidst the annual hustle, Central Florida organizations are stepping up to alleviate some of the stress associated with tax preparation.
Goodwill Industries and Heart of Florida United Way Partnership
In a collaborative effort, Goodwill Industries has joined forces with Heart of Florida United Way to introduce free tax preparation services through Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA). Beginning February 2, appointments for VITA assistance will be available at select locations across Central Florida, aiming to provide accessible support for individuals navigating the complexities of ITR 2024.
VITA provides free tax preparation for low-income individuals earning $73,000 or less, making financial support available to many community members. Goodwill Connects manager Damaris Moraza assures taxpayers seeking dependable ITR 2024 support of the program’s honesty and openness.
VITA targets vulnerable groups like elders and those exposed to unscrupulous tax schemes. VITA provides a safe and supportive tax preparation environment to help people file taxes without fear of abuse during ITR 2024.
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Streamlined Process for Taxpayers
Moraza underscores the program’s dedication to simplifying the tax preparation process, recognizing individuals’ challenges when navigating complex tax regulations. Through VITA, taxpayers can access knowledgeable volunteers committed to delivering comprehensive assistance, ensuring the ITR 2024 process is as straightforward and stress-free as possible.
The partnership between Goodwill Industries and Heart of Florida United Way exemplifies the power of community support and collaboration in addressing critical needs during tax season. These organizations underscore their commitment to promoting financial literacy and empowerment within the Central Florida community by pooling resources and expertise.
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