Changes to hit middle class under new tax law
AP reports that millions of middle class taxpayers will feel the impact of the changes as many tax breaks target lower income groups. Taxpayers gain more e filing and credit card payment options while the IRS pledges better service, though the deadline stays April 15 without extensions.
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Ottawa Library opens free tax forms and instruction booklets
Ottawa Library offers free IRS and Kansas Department of Revenue tax forms and instructions in the reference department at 105 S. Hickory. The vault of forms includes a 500+ form collection with photocopying at 15 cents per page. IRS and state forms may be ordered free of charge by phone or online. The article notes tax changes for credits, deductions, and e filing options with new enforcement and service oriented reforms.
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