Our primary objective is to ensure that each eligible worker in California fulfills their tax obligations and receives the rightful refund they have earned. Nonetheless, our utmost priority lies in safeguarding the well-being and security of the communities within our operational jurisdiction.

Due to the ongoing situation with COVID-19, we are closely monitoring the latest updates on a county level in all areas where we organize free tax preparation events. Although many of our scheduled events are still going ahead, we acknowledge that there may be potential cancellations in the coming weeks. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you get in touch with the host of the event to confirm whether it has been canceled or postponed.

If there are any event cancellations, we will collaborate with our community partners to enhance our tax preparation services. This will be done in the upcoming months, subject to guidance from health officials. Additionally, we will explore different methods to assist individuals in filing their taxes.

Discover the plethora of online resources that offer cost-free options for filing and obtaining your refund. To assist you in seamlessly navigating the realm of free online filing, ProPublica has meticulously crafted an extensive guide, which we highly encourage you to explore.

Please bear in mind that it is possible to ask for an extension to submit your tax return. Individuals who qualify for a refund with either the federal or California Earned Income Tax Credit are still able to claim both incentives even after the Tax Day deadline of April 15th. Please bear in mind that it is possible to ask for an extension to submit your tax return. Individuals who qualify for a refund with either the federal or California Earned Income Tax Credit are still able to claim both incentives even after the Tax Day deadline of April 15th.

If you are in a state of well-being and have intentions to partake in our complimentary tax preparation occasions, kindly adhere to the instructions provided below in order to safeguard both yourself and the susceptible individuals within our community.

  • Make sure to wash your hands with soap and water for a minimum of 20 seconds. Remember to cleanse your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
  • Frequently disinfect your hands using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer containing a minimum of 60% alcohol content.
  • Please refrain from making contact with your eyes, nose, or mouth using unwashed hands. Avoid coming into contact with your eyes, nose, or mouth if your hands have not been properly washed.
  • Please ensure to cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze (or use your elbow or shoulder if a tissue is not readily available). It is important to promptly dispose of the used tissue and thoroughly wash your hands afterward.
  • Stay away from individuals who are ill. Stay away from individuals who are ill.
  • If you are experiencing respiratory symptoms such as a fever and cough, it is advised that you remain at home.

You can access the most recent materials by visiting the official websites of the California Department of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control.

We express gratitude for your collaboration and ongoing assistance while we collaborate to guarantee that every individual in California possesses the necessary resources to cultivate financial stability and prosper – also in terms of well-being.We appreciate your coordination and sustained backing, as our joint efforts strive to empower all residents of California to construct a solid economic foundation and flourish, while also maintaining excellent health.