Join us at the Boston Tax Help Coalition, a non-profit organization that assists Boston residents by maximizing the impact of the Earned Income Tax Credit and other tax credits through quality, free tax preparation and financial advising services. There are
Did you miss BTHC’s last event in June? No worries! BTHC has TWO one-day tax clinics scheduled for July & August! The Boston Tax Help Coalition will have three one-day tax clinics on Tuesdays, July 23rd and August 6th from
The primary goal of Language and Communications Access (LCA), a program of the city’s Department of Neighborhood Services, is to make sure all city departments provide language and communications access to all Boston residents that utilize city-wide services. On June 13th,
Did you miss the deadline to file your taxes? Not sure if you should file late? We say it is better to file late than not to file at all! The Boston Tax Help Coalition announces a one-day tax clinic
Created in 2005, the Boston Tax Help Coalition’s Ambassador Program does outreach to immigrant and people with disability communities who can qualify for free tax preparation and financial services. We have nine Ambassadors who act as community leaders for the
The Boston Tax Help Coalition kicked off its eighteenth season of free tax preparation services with the help of Mayor Martin J. Walsh and community partners at a launch event held Tuesday at the Roxbury Center for Financial Empowerment. The
The Boston Tax Help Coalition will launch its 18th season on January 29 at 11 AM, at the Roxbury Center for Financial Empowerment, with Mayor Walsh and various honored guests. All are welcome to attend. Please R.S.V.P. by January 28,
The Boston Tax Help Coalition is a non-profit organization that assists Boston residents by maximizing the impact of the Earned Income Tax Credit and other tax credits through quality, free tax preparation and financial advising services. There are more than
There are some important changes to how taxpayers will file their taxes this upcoming tax season. Due to tax law changes that took effect in 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) suggests that taxpayers do a “Paycheck checkup” using
Alan Gentle was in his office, chipping away at the administrative details of his staff’s financial work – when the phone rang. It was the Boston Municipal Research Bureau calling with exciting news: Gentle had been selected as one of