Free tax help program goes curbside VITA program available to households that earn $55,000 or less
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“I’m serious about my money,” he said.
But instead of sitting in a room filled with people as is the norm, Dukes was able to drop off this documents.
This year, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program has gone curbside.
“This year, we will be preparing tax returns by drop-off or email,” said Christine Serda with the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services, which helps sponsor and manage the program.
Those earning $55,000 or less are eligible for the free assistance.
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